Kris Kowal kriskowal

Module Harmony Dependency Graph

graph LR;

subgraph Compartments Layer 0

  ModuleSourceConcept[module source concept];

  ModuleSourceInstance[ModuleSource instance];


	import { makeStream, nullQueue } from '@endo/stream';

	/**
	* @template TValue
	*/
	const makePubSub = () => {
	// Request pubsub async queue internals
	let { promise: tailPromise, resolve: tailResolve } = makePromiseKit();


	import { makeStream, nullQueue } from '@endo/stream';

	/**
	* @template TValue
	*/
	const makePubSub = () => {
	// Request pubsub async queue internals
	let { promise: tailPromise, resolve: tailResolve } = makePromiseKit();

	const makeNearReader = reader =>
	Far('Reader', {
	async next() {
	const iteration = await reader.next();
	if (iteration.done) {
	return iteration;
	}
	return harden({ value: encodeBase64(iteration.value) });
	},
	async return(value) {

	/**
	* @template T
	* @typedef {object} Schema
	* @prop {() => T} number
	* @prop {() => T} boolean
	* @prop {() => T} string
	* @prop {(t: T) => T} optional
	* @prop {(t: T) => T} list
	* @prop {(t: T) => T} dict
	* @prop {(shape: Record<string, T>) => T} struct

	// So, in sloppy mode, eval and var can do interesting things.

	globalThis.name = 'global';
	console.log(name === 'global');

	(function () {
	const name = 'outer';

	// direct eval, using a var declaration.
	(function () {