if you look at the node.js file in the src directory you will see the
following:
if (NativeModule.exists('_third_party_main')) {
// To allow people to extend Node in different ways, this hook
allows
// one to drop a file lib/_third_party_main.js into the build
// directory which will be executed instead of Node's normal
loading.
process.nextTick(function() {
NativeModule.require('_third_party_main');
});
this allows you to run your own script on startup. you can also put
any scripts it depends on in the lib directory and run "make" and
these scripts will be built into the binary. you can then just require
them without any path. i.e. if you put a script called "mylib.js" in
the lib directory and run "make" then you can do this in your
_third_party_main.js:
var mylib = require("mylib");
On Feb 7, 8:26 am, Yucong Sun (叶雨飞) <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm developing a windows program which I want to directly embedding
> node run-time and execute in-memory scripts, is this possible? is
> there any document?
>
> Another possible solution I know of is embedding node binary and
> extract to a temporary location, write script files and execute from
> there , which I prefer not to, as to maintain integrity of the
> program.
>
> Thanks.
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