#Native Modules

Native C modules (quickjs-*.c) providing direct JavaScript bindings to system functionality.

#Complete List

#Data & Text Processing

• archive — libarchive reading/writing (tar, zip, cpio, etc.)
• arraybuffer-sink — Incremental byte accumulator
• bcrypt — bcrypt password hashing
• bjson — Native binary object (de)serialization
• blob — WHATWG Blob API
• json — JSON read/write and streaming parser
• lexer — Rule-based lexer/tokenizer
• list — Doubly-linked list
• textcode — TextEncoder/TextDecoder (WHATWG Encoding API)
• xml — XML/HTML parser and writer
• yaml — Block-YAML writer

#System & I/O

• child-process — Node.js child_process module
• directory — Directory iteration
• gpio — GPIO pin control
• inotify — Linux inotify file system events
• location — Source location tracking
• magic — libmagic content detection
• misc — System/process/buffer utilities
• mmap — Memory-mapped files
• path — Path manipulation
• serial — Serial port access
• sockets — BSD sockets
• syscallerror — System call error codes

#Object Manipulation

• deep — Deep object comparison and cloning
• inspect — Object inspection and formatting (Node.js util.inspect)
• pointer — JSON Pointer operations
• predicate — Type predicates and operator overloading
• tree-walker — AST/tree traversal

#Streams & Async

• queue — FIFO queue
• repeater — Async iteration utilities
• stream — WHATWG Streams API (ReadableStream, WritableStream, TransformStream)

#Virtual & Proxy

• virtual — Virtual property system

#Databases

• mysql — MySQL client
• pgsql — PostgreSQL client
• sqlite — SQLite3 database (undocumented; see the root README)

#Internal

• internal — shared support code compiled into other modules, not a standalone module (no JS-facing API of its own)

#Module Naming Convention

Native modules follow the pattern:

• C source: quickjs-<name>.c
• JavaScript import: import { ... } from '<name>'
• Documentation: doc/native/<name>.md

#Statistics

• Total native modules: 33
• Standard compliance: 4 modules (WHATWG/W3C/HTML5 specs)
• Node.js compatible: 7 modules
• Internal/utilities: 8 modules
• Custom APIs: 14 modules