hx-node provides haxe type signatures to Node.js 0.6x.
The base Node API is in js/Node.hx.
There are no abstractions or wrappers just the raw api, this allows you to
implement wrappers on top to your own taste. For example, I've wrapped basic
functionality with futures and map strings events to enums here
https://github.com/cloudshift/Sys.
Also find on haxelib as "nodejs".
Compiling with haxe
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For example, file Ex1.hx
import js.Node;
class Ex1 {
public static function main() {
trace(Node.process.memoryUsage());
trace(Node.process.memoryUsage().heapTotal);
Node.dns.resolve("cloudshift.cl","A",function(err,ips:Array<Dynamic>) {
trace(ips);
});
}
}
Compile with
haxe -D nodejs -cp . -js ex1.js -main Ex1
where -cp . adds the current directory to the classpath which should include the provided js directory. You must add -D nodejs to the compile line.
and then to execute
node ex1.js
Ex1.hx:6: {
rss : 10039296, vsize : 638578688, heapTotal : 5005376, heapUsed : 2497376
}
Ex1.hx:7: 5029952
Ex1.hx:11: [204.232.203.106]
To compile with haxelib
haxe -lib nodejs .... etc
Other sources of info
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haxenode.org describes using these wrappers
haxe-node.js google group to leave a message