Run Node.js on Android by rewrite Node.js in Java with the compatible API.

third-party: libuvpp, libuv-java JNI code by Oracle.

clone the code, open Android eclipse ADT and import the project.

notes: to run node-android API from Rhino JS engine, add libs/js.jar in build path manually

for Android studio user, refer to Master branch

• Node.js 0.10.x compatible API
• Multi-threading: run separate node context in Java thread
• libUV native support
• Timer, set/clear Timeout/Interval
• EventEmitter
• Stream
• HttpParser(rewrite http-parser.c in java)
• HTTP
• HTTPP(run http over udp)
• TCP
• UDT(udp transport)
• DNS
• URL
• IPv6
• for API usage, check API usages
• WebSocket/WebSocketServer supported, check Unit tests
• Connect middleware
• Crypto: NACL support, public box,secret box,signature/verify
• SecureWebSocket over NACL

• Rhino supported
• Exposed node-android packages: com.iwebpp.node.http, com.iwebpp.node.stream, com.iwebpp.node.net, etc
• Exposed node-android classes: com.iwebpp.node.EventEmitter2, com.iwebpp.node.Dns, com.iwebpp.node.Url, etc
• Exposed node-android native context in JS standard scope as NodeCurrentContext alias NCC
• Exposed Android API: android.util.Log
• NodeJS compatible internal modules are available in JS standard scope
• Exposed WebSocket classes: com.iwebpp.wspp.WebSocket, com.iwebpp.wspp.WebSocketServer

• In case Rhino, create class 'MyScript' extends from com.iwebpp.node.js.rhino.Host
• Implement 'public String content()' in 'MyScript' to return user script
• Execute JS engine in a separate Java Thread with 'MyScript.execute()'
• When authoring script, please use NodeCurrentContext(alias NCC) in node-android API
• For details, check Unit Tests

• API doc, more demos
• JS runtime CommonJS/AMD compliance

(see LICENSE file)

Copyright (c) 2014 Tom Zhou(iwebpp@gmail.com)