Table of Contents
Compatibility
Hop.js supports the following Node.js modules:
- Buffer
- Child Processes
- Cluster
- Console
- Crypto
- DNS
- Domain
- Events
- File System
- Globals
- HTTP
- HTTPS
- Modules
- Net
- OS
- Path
- PROCESS
- Punycode
- Query Strings
- Stream
- String Decoder
- Timers
- TLS/SSL
- TTY
- UDP/Datagram
- URL
- Utilities
- VM
Notable differences
The default behaviour of Hop.js is to launch an HTTP server. To mimic
Node.js, use the --no-server
option to disable the launch of the
Hop.js built-in server, and automatically terminate the process when
all events are processed.
Hop.js eval
function does not access the lexical scope surrounding
the eval
call. For Example:
function foo() {
var x = false;
return( eval( 'x' ));
}
console.log( foo() );
foo()
would return false
with Node.js, and true
with Hop.js.