Node.js on Escargot is a memory efficient node.js implementation, which runs on top of Escargot, a memory optimized JavaScript Engine developed by Samsung Research, instead of the default V8 JS engine.

Memory usage and binary footprint are reported here.

• Ubuntu 18.04, 16.04
• Tizen 4.0 and above

git clone [email protected]:lws/node-escargot.git
git submodule update --init --recursive

sudo apt-get install -y build-essential cmake clang libicu-dev

./lwnode/build.sh
./out/linux/Release/lwnode ./test/message/hello_world.js

./lwnode/build-cctest.sh
./cctest

Set up a gbs build environment on a Ubuntu machine.

You can also build by using the gbs command without using the build util. When using the gbs command, you need to defien a profile.

gbs -c ~/gbs.conf build -A arm7l --define 'build_profile tv'

Build Options

• --define 'build_profile none|tv|kiosk|soundbar': default is none
• --define 'build_mode release|debug': default is release

Install lwnode-devel.rpm to get the lwnode executable.

A list of maintainers can be found in MAINTAINERS.md.

See GOVERNANCE.md