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feat(runtime): ns:interop builtin modules, interop globals as compat - #2074
Adoption step 0 of rfcs#58 ("interop and runtime helpers"). The interop helpers move into builtin modules, and today's globals become a compat layer built from them.
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Exports
ns:interop
nothing yet, frozen and empty. Android has none of the native-memory members iOS exports here; rfcs#56's initializer will land here.
ns:interop/android
long, byte, short, char, float, double, newArray (the function Array.create has always been)
ns:runtime (new member)
escapeException
Compat.js/interop-globals.js is an internal builtin that requires ns:runtime and ns:interop/android and installs:
globalThis.interop = { escapeException };
the six cast globals;
Array.create.
Each global holds the module's own function object, with the same writable, enumerable and configurable attributes as before. It runs eagerly, at the point where interop used to be installed, for both the main isolate and workers, because @nativescript/core reads these at module top level. The ns: files never refer to it.
Native changes:
The casts, Array.create and escapeException are now built by binding factories in NsBuiltinModules.cpp, rather than set on the global template or the global itself.
ArrayHelper's JNI class/method lookup runs once per process (std::call_once). It used to be redone per isolate, with unsynchronized writes to static fields.
Typings. This repo doesn't ship .d.ts for its ns: modules yet, so none are added here. The iOS runtime ships them in types/, and Android doing the same is a follow-up.
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The runtime adds ns:interop and Android-specific ns:interop/android modules. It exposes native cast, array-creation, and exception-escaping functions through these modules, then installs legacy globals from their exports. Documentation and app tests cover the module APIs and global aliases.
The runtime registers the interop modules and provides Android cast and array functions, plus escapeException through ns:runtime. The documentation describes the module exports and Android exception behavior.
Legacy global setup test-app/runtime/src/main/cpp/Runtime.cpp, test-app/runtime/src/main/cpp/js/interop-globals.js, test-app/runtime/CMakeLists.txt, test-app/runtime/src/main/cpp/js/README.md, docs/ns-builtin-modules.md
Runtime setup loads the internal globals builtin. It assigns interop.escapeException, the Android cast functions, and Array.create from module exports. The builtin list and documentation describe this setup.
The app tests check module and global exports, cast behavior, array creation, static and dynamic imports, worker-local interop, and the ns:runtime export set.
sequenceDiagram
participant Runtime
participant BuiltinLoader
participant InteropGlobals as interop-globals.js
participant NsRuntime as ns:runtime
participant NsAndroid as ns:interop/android
participant GlobalThis
Runtime->>BuiltinLoader: Load internal/interop-globals exports
BuiltinLoader->>InteropGlobals: Evaluate builtin
InteropGlobals->>NsRuntime: Read escapeException export
InteropGlobals->>NsAndroid: Read Android helper exports
InteropGlobals->>GlobalThis: Assign legacy global properties
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This change moves the Android interop natives into builtin modules and keeps the legacy globals as aliases. The supplied context shows no concrete merge-blocking risk, and the author reports passing tests.
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A rabbit greets the modules new, And checks each cast and array too. The globals bloom from exports bright, A worker tests them out of sight. Then hops away, content and light.
Add the ns:interop and ns:interop/android builtin modules and move
escapeException onto ns:runtime, per rfcs#58 ("interop and runtime
helpers", adoption step 0).
- ns:interop: frozen and empty on Android (none of the cross-platform
native-memory members exist here).
- ns:interop/android: long, byte, short, char, float, double and
newArray (the function Array.create has always been).
- ns:runtime: gains escapeException.
The natives move from being set on the global (template casts,
Interop::Init, ArrayHelper::Init) to binding factories in
NsBuiltinModules.cpp. The legacy globals are now assembled by
interop-globals.js, an internal-tier builtin run eagerly at the point
the interop global was installed: it requires ns:runtime and
ns:interop/android and assigns their functions, so interop.escapeException,
the cast globals and Array.create are the module exports themselves,
with the same writable/enumerable/configurable attributes as before.
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Description
Adoption step 0 of rfcs#58 ("
interopand runtime helpers"). The interop helpers move into builtin modules, and today's globals become a compat layer built from them.ns:interopinitializerwill land here.ns:interop/androidlong,byte,short,char,float,double,newArray(the functionArray.createhas always been)ns:runtime(new member)escapeExceptionCompat.
js/interop-globals.jsis an internal builtin that requiresns:runtimeandns:interop/androidand installs:globalThis.interop = { escapeException };Array.create.Each global holds the module's own function object, with the same writable, enumerable and configurable attributes as before. It runs eagerly, at the point where
interopused to be installed, for both the main isolate and workers, because@nativescript/corereads these at module top level. Thens:files never refer to it.Native changes:
Array.createandescapeExceptionare now built by binding factories inNsBuiltinModules.cpp, rather than set on the global template or the global itself.ArrayHelper's JNI class/method lookup runs once per process (std::call_once). It used to be redone per isolate, with unsynchronized writes to static fields.Typings. This repo doesn't ship
.d.tsfor itsns:modules yet, so none are added here. The iOS runtime ships them intypes/, and Android doing the same is a follow-up.Does your commit message include the wording below to reference a specific issue in this repo?
No issue; this implements part of rfcs#58.
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Yes.
tests/testNsInterop.js(16 specs) andtests/nsInteropWorker.jscover:newArrayby type name and by class;testNsRuntime.jsnow expectsescapeException.Full suite, after rebasing on main (e15d21a): 1510 passed, 0 failed, 7 skipped, on an API 35 arm64 emulator.
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New Features
ns:interopmodule and Android-specificns:interop/androidhelpers for Java primitive casts and array creation.escapeExceptionthroughns:runtimeand kept legacy interop globals available for existing apps.Documentation
Tests