Node.js Addon Examples
A repository of Node.js Addons examples.
Implementations of examples are named either after Node.js versions (node_0.10,
node_0.12, etc), or Node.js addon implementation APIs:
nan: C++-based abstraction between Node and direct V8 APIs.N-API: C-based API guaranteeing ABI stability across different node versions as well as JavaScript engines.node-addon-api: header-only C++ wrapper classes which simplify the use of the C-based N-API.
Implementations against unsupported versions of Node.js are provided for completeness and historical context. They are not maintained.
The examples are primarily maintained for N-API and node-addon-api and as outlined in the Node.js documentation, unless there is a need for direct access to functionality which is not exposed by N-API, use N-API.
The N-API Resource offers an
excellent orientation and tips for developers just getting started with N-API
and node-addon-api.
Usage
The directory structure is as follows:
<name of example>
|
+--- <implementation 1>
| |
| +--- files...
+--- <implementation 2>
. |
. +--- files...
.
In each example's implementation subdirectory, run
$ npm install
$ node ./
to see the example in action.

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