node-libs-browser

The node core libs for in-browser usage.

NOTE: This library is deprecated and won't accept Pull Requests that include Breaking Changes or new Features. Only bugfixes are accepted.

Exports a hash [object] of absolute paths to each lib, keyed by lib names. Modules without browser replacements are null.

Some modules have mocks in the mock directory. These are replacements with minimal functionality.

lib name	browser implementation	mock implementation
assert	defunctzombie/commonjs-assert	---
buffer	feross/buffer	buffer.js
child_process	---	---
cluster	---	---
console	Raynos/console-browserify	console.js
constants	juliangruber/constants-browserify	---
crypto	crypto-browserify/crypto-browserify	---
dgram	---	---
dns	---	dns.js
domain	bevry/domain-browser	---
events	Gozala/events	---
fs	---	---
http	jhiesey/stream-http	---
https	substack/https-browserify	---
module	---	---
net	---	net.js
os	CoderPuppy/os-browserify	---
path	substack/path-browserify	---
process	shtylman/node-process	process.js
punycode	bestiejs/punycode.js	---
querystring	mike-spainhower/querystring	---
readline	---	---
repl	---	---
stream	substack/stream-browserify	---
string_decoder	rvagg/string_decoder	---
sys	defunctzombie/node-util	---
timers	jryans/timers-browserify	---
tls	---	tls.js
tty	substack/tty-browserify	tty.js
url	defunctzombie/node-url	---
util	defunctzombie/node-util	---
vm	substack/vm-browserify	---
zlib	devongovett/browserify-zlib	---

Outdated versions

buffer

The current buffer implementation uses feross/[email protected] because feross/[email protected] relies on typed arrays. This will be dropped as soon as IE9 is not a typical browser target anymore.

punycode

The current punycode implementation uses bestiejs/[email protected] because bestiejs/[email protected] requires modern JS engines that understand const and let. It will be removed someday since it has already been deprecated from the node API.

License

MIT