v0.8: Node.js compatibility shim

bunpy 0.8 ships a full Node.js standard library shim: bunpy.node.*.

You can now write Python code using the same API shapes as Node.js:

from bunpy.node.fs import readFileSync, writeFileSync
from bunpy.node.path import join, dirname
from bunpy.node.crypto import createHash, randomUUID

What’s included

11 modules covering the Node.js standard library:

• bunpy.node.fs - file system: readFile, writeFile, readdir, stat, mkdir, …
• bunpy.node.path - join, resolve, dirname, basename, extname, …
• bunpy.node.os - platform, arch, hostname, homedir, tmpdir, cpus, …
• bunpy.node.http / https - createServer, request, IncomingMessage
• bunpy.node.net / tls - TCP sockets with TLS
• bunpy.node.crypto - randomBytes, randomUUID, createHash, createHmac
• bunpy.node.stream - Readable, Writable, PassThrough, Transform
• bunpy.node.zlib - gzip, gunzip, deflate, inflate + Sync variants
• bunpy.node.worker_threads - Worker, MessageChannel (goroutine-backed)

Why

bunpy targets Python developers who also work with Node.js. The bunpy.node.* shim lets you port Node.js scripts to bunpy line-by-line, and use your Node.js mental model for I/O operations.

The entire shim is backed by Go stdlib - no C dependencies, no npm, no Node.js binary on the host.

Shipped over 10 releases

• v0.8.0: bunpy.node.fs
• v0.8.1: bunpy.node.path
• v0.8.2: bunpy.node.os
• v0.8.3: bunpy.node.http / https
• v0.8.4: bunpy.node.net / tls
• v0.8.5: bunpy.node.crypto
• v0.8.6: bunpy.node.stream
• v0.8.7: bunpy.node.zlib
• v0.8.8: bunpy.node.worker_threads
• v0.8.9: bunpy.node top-level namespace