@runno/sandbox v0.10.2

@runno/sandbox

A WebAssembly-based sandbox for running code in various programming languages safely in Node.js and compatible JavaScript runtimes.

Description

@runno/sandbox is a part of the Runno project, providing a secure environment to execute code in various languages using WebAssembly. It allows you to run code snippets or entire file systems in a controlled sandbox, with support for Python, JavaScript (QuickJS), SQLite, C/C++ (Clang), Ruby, and PHP.

Installation

npm install @runno/sandbox

API

runCode(runtime, code, options?)

Executes a code snippet in the specified runtime environment.

Parameters:

• runtime: The runtime environment to use (e.g., "python", "quickjs", "sqlite", "clang", "clangpp", "ruby", "php-cgi")
• code: The code string to execute
• options: Optional configuration:
  • stdin: Input to be passed to the standard input
  • timeout: Maximum execution time in seconds

Returns: A Promise that resolves to a RunResult, which could be:

• CompleteResult: Successful execution with stdout, stderr, filesystem state, and exit code
• CrashResult: Execution error details
• TerminatedResult: Execution was manually terminated
• TimeoutResult: Execution timed out

Example:

import { runCode } from "@runno/sandbox";

const result = await runCode("python", 'print("Hello, world!")');
console.log(result.stdout); // "Hello, world!"

runFS(runtime, entryPath, fs, options?)

Executes code from a virtual filesystem in the specified runtime environment.

Parameters:

• runtime: The runtime environment to use
• entryPath: The path to the entry file in the filesystem
• fs: A WASI filesystem structure defining files and directories
• options: Optional configuration:
  • stdin: Input to be passed to the standard input
  • timeout: Maximum execution time in seconds

Returns: A Promise that resolves to a RunResult (same structure as runCode)

Example:

import { runFS } from "@runno/sandbox";

const fs = {
  "/program.py": {
    path: "program.py",
    content: 'print("Hello from filesystem!")',
    mode: "string",
    timestamps: {
      access: new Date(),
      modification: new Date(),
      change: new Date(),
    },
  },
};

const result = await runFS("python", "/program.py", fs);
console.log(result.stdout); // "Hello from filesystem!"

fetchWASIFS(fsURL)

Fetches and extracts a tar.gz file representing a base filesystem for use with runFS().

Parameters:

• fsURL: The URL of the filesystem to fetch (local path or remote URL)

Returns: A Promise that resolves to a WASI filesystem structure

Example:

import { fetchWASIFS, runFS } from "@runno/sandbox";

// Load a base filesystem for Python
const baseFS = await fetchWASIFS("./python-base-fs.tar.gz");

// Add your own files to the base filesystem
const completeFS = {
  ...baseFS,
  "/myprogram.py": {
    path: "myprogram.py",
    content: "import numpy as np\nprint(np.array([1,2,3]))",
    mode: "string",
    timestamps: {
      access: new Date(),
      modification: new Date(),
      change: new Date(),
    },
  },
};

const result = await runFS("python", "/myprogram.py", completeFS);
console.log(result.stdout);

Supported Runtimes

• python: Python interpreter
• quickjs: JavaScript interpreter
• sqlite: SQLite database engine
• clang: C language compiler
• clangpp: C++ language compiler
• ruby: Ruby interpreter
• php-cgi: PHP CGI interpreter

Development

The package includes several npm scripts to help with development:

• npm test: Run Vitest tests once
• npm run test:watch: Run Vitest tests in watch mode
• npm run build: Build the package using tsup and copy language files to the dist folder

License

MIT © Ben Taylor