每个实例状态


¥Per-instance state

Node.js 有一个“Node.js 实例”的概念,通常称为 node::Environment。每个 node::Environment 都与:

¥Node.js has a concept of a “Node.js instance”, that is commonly being referred to as node::Environment. Each node::Environment is associated with:

  • 正好是 v8::Isolate,即 JS 引擎实例,

    ¥Exactly one v8::Isolate, i.e. one JS Engine instance,

  • 正好是 uv_loop_t,即事件循环,并且

    ¥Exactly one uv_loop_t, i.e. one event loop, and

  • 多个 v8::Context,但恰好是一个主 v8::Context

    ¥A number of v8::Contexts, but exactly one main v8::Context.

  • 一个 node::IsolateData 实例包含可由使用相同 v8::Isolate 的多个 node::Environment 共享的信息。目前,没有针对此场景执行测试。

    ¥One node::IsolateData instance that contains information that could be shared by multiple node::Environments that use the same v8::Isolate. Currently, no testing if performed for this scenario.

为了设置 v8::Isolate,需要提供 v8::ArrayBuffer::Allocator。一种可能的选择是默认的 Node.js 分配器,它可以通过 node::ArrayBufferAllocator::Create() 创建。当插件使用 Node.js C++ Buffer API 时,使用 Node.js 分配器可以实现较小的性能优化,并且需要在 process.memoryUsage() 中跟踪 ArrayBuffer 内存。

¥In order to set up a v8::Isolate, an v8::ArrayBuffer::Allocator needs to be provided. One possible choice is the default Node.js allocator, which can be created through node::ArrayBufferAllocator::Create(). Using the Node.js allocator allows minor performance optimizations when addons use the Node.js C++ Buffer API, and is required in order to track ArrayBuffer memory in process.memoryUsage().

此外,每个用于 Node.js 实例的 v8::Isolate 都需要在 MultiIsolatePlatform 实例中注册和注销(如果正在使用),以便平台知道对于 v8::Isolate 调度的任务使用哪个事件循环。

¥Additionally, each v8::Isolate that is used for a Node.js instance needs to be registered and unregistered with the MultiIsolatePlatform instance, if one is being used, in order for the platform to know which event loop to use for tasks scheduled by the v8::Isolate.

node::NewIsolate() 辅助函数创建 v8::Isolate,使用一些 Node.js 特定的钩子(例如 Node.js 错误句柄)设置,并自动将其注册到平台。

¥The node::NewIsolate() helper function creates a v8::Isolate, sets it up with some Node.js-specific hooks (e.g. the Node.js error handler), and registers it with the platform automatically.

int RunNodeInstance(MultiIsolatePlatform* platform,
                    const std::vector<std::string>& args,
                    const std::vector<std::string>& exec_args) {
  int exit_code = 0;

  // Setup up a libuv event loop, v8::Isolate, and Node.js Environment.
  std::vector<std::string> errors;
  std::unique_ptr<CommonEnvironmentSetup> setup =
      CommonEnvironmentSetup::Create(platform, &errors, args, exec_args);
  if (!setup) {
    for (const std::string& err : errors)
      fprintf(stderr, "%s: %s\n", args[0].c_str(), err.c_str());
    return 1;
  }

  Isolate* isolate = setup->isolate();
  Environment* env = setup->env();

  {
    Locker locker(isolate);
    Isolate::Scope isolate_scope(isolate);
    HandleScope handle_scope(isolate);
    // The v8::Context needs to be entered when node::CreateEnvironment() and
    // node::LoadEnvironment() are being called.
    Context::Scope context_scope(setup->context());

    // Set up the Node.js instance for execution, and run code inside of it.
    // There is also a variant that takes a callback and provides it with
    // the `require` and `process` objects, so that it can manually compile
    // and run scripts as needed.
    // The `require` function inside this script does *not* access the file
    // system, and can only load built-in Node.js modules.
    // `module.createRequire()` is being used to create one that is able to
    // load files from the disk, and uses the standard CommonJS file loader
    // instead of the internal-only `require` function.
    MaybeLocal<Value> loadenv_ret = node::LoadEnvironment(
        env,
        "const publicRequire ="
        "  require('node:module').createRequire(process.cwd() + '/');"
        "globalThis.require = publicRequire;"
        "require('node:vm').runInThisContext(process.argv[1]);");

    if (loadenv_ret.IsEmpty())  // There has been a JS exception.
      return 1;

    exit_code = node::SpinEventLoop(env).FromMaybe(1);

    // node::Stop() can be used to explicitly stop the event loop and keep
    // further JavaScript from running. It can be called from any thread,
    // and will act like worker.terminate() if called from another thread.
    node::Stop(env);
  }

  return exit_code;
}