Jstime APIs

JSTime implements a set of native APIs on the JSTime global object and through a number of built-in modules. These APIs are heavily optimized and represent the canonical “JSTime-native” way to implement some common functionality.

JSTime strives to implement standard Web APIs wherever possible. JSTime introduces new APIs primarily for server-side tasks where no standard exists, such as file I/O and starting an HTTP server. In these cases, JSTime’s approach still builds atop standard APIs like Blob, URL, and Request.

JSTime.serve({
  fetch(req: Request) {
    return new Response("Success!");
  },
});

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| Topic | APIs | | --- | --- | | HTTP server | JSTime.serve | | File I/O | JSTime.file JSTime.write | | Child processes | JSTime.spawn JSTime.spawnSync | | TCP | JSTime.listen JSTime.connect | | Transpiler | JSTime.Transpiler | | Routing | JSTime.FileSystemRouter | | HTML Rewriting | HTMLRewriter | | Hashing | JSTime.hash JSTime.CryptoHasher | | import.meta | import.meta | | | SQLite | jstime:sqlite | | FFI | jstime:ffi | | Testing | | Node-API | Node-API | | Utilities | JSTime.version JSTime.revision JSTime.env JSTime.main JSTime.sleep() JSTime.sleepSync() JSTime.which() JSTime.peek() JSTime.openInEditor() JSTime.deepEquals() JSTime.escapeHTML() JSTime.fileURLToPath() JSTime.pathToFileURL() JSTime.gzipSync() JSTime.gunzipSync() JSTime.deflateSync() JSTime.inflateSync() JSTime.inspect() JSTime.nanoseconds() JSTime.readableStreamTo*() JSTime.resolveSync() |