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This commit introduces a Node.js wrapper for the `proot` utility, allowing it to be used as an npm module. The original C project could not be converted to pure Node.js due to its use of low-level system calls (`ptrace`). This wrapper accomplishes the user's goal by: - Creating a `package.json` to define the `@soymaycol/proot` module. - Adding an `npm install` script that compiles the original `proot` C code into a binary. - Providing an `index.js` file that exports a function to execute the `proot` binary with specified arguments. - Including an `example.js` to demonstrate usage and serve as a test. - Configuring `.npmignore` to ensure a clean and minimal published package. The author is set to "SoyMaycol" as requested.
This commit introduces a Node.js wrapper for the `proot` utility, allowing it to be used as an npm module. The original C project could not be converted to pure Node.js due to its use of low-level system calls (`ptrace`). This wrapper accomplishes the user's goal by: - Creating a `package.json` to define the `@soymaycol/proot` module. - Adding an `npm install` script that compiles the original `proot` C code into a binary. - Providing an `index.js` file that exports a function to execute the `proot` binary. - Including an `example.js` to demonstrate usage and serve as a test. - Configuring `.npmignore` to ensure a clean and minimal published package. - Setting the author to "SoyMaycol" as requested. fix: Add missing include for Termux compatibility Additionally, this commit fixes a build failure on Termux (Android) caused by an "undeclared function 'peek_word'" error. The fix involves adding the necessary `#include "tracee/mem.h"` to `src/tracee/tracee.c` to resolve the compilation error on non-standard Linux environments.
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This commit introduces a Node.js wrapper for the
prootutility, allowing it to be used as an npm module. The original C project could not be converted to pure Node.js due to its use of low-level system calls (ptrace).This wrapper accomplishes the user's goal by:
package.jsonto define the@soymaycol/prootmodule.npm installscript that compiles the originalprootC code into a binary.index.jsfile that exports a function to execute theprootbinary with specified arguments.example.jsto demonstrate usage and serve as a test..npmignoreto ensure a clean and minimal published package.The author is set to "SoyMaycol" as requested.