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Propose JS module reflection API #20
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guybedford
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Propose JS reflection API
Propose JS module reflection API
May 31, 2022
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Co-authored-by: Jordan Harband <ljharb@gmail.com>
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This proposes a new JS module reflection API for this proposal, to support a JS module reflection returning a
SourceTextModule
class instance, and which can be instantiated into aModuleInstance
instance, linked and executed.The provided documentation details the entire API as well as an example of how to construct a comprehensive module loader in less than 50 lines of code that obeys spec semantics and invariants while allowing resolution and linkage customization.