feat: add register.js #2
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Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant Node
participant RegisterJS
participant Index
User->>Node: Run command (e.g., "node -r node-segfault-handler-rs/register")
Node->>RegisterJS: Load register.js
RegisterJS->>Index: Import register function
RegisterJS->>RegisterJS: Invoke register()
Index-->>RegisterJS: Execute registration process
Node-->>User: Application runs with handler registered
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1-3: Registration File Implementation ReviewThe new
register.jsfile correctly imports theregisterfunction from theindexmodule and immediately invokes it, providing a straightforward mechanism to automatically register the handler when required. However, note that static analysis (ESLint) raises a concern for usingrequireinstead of an ES6importstatement. If this module is intended to be an ES module or if consistent code style is desired, consider either switching to:-const { register } = require('./index'); +import { register } from './index';or adding an ESLint directive to disable the warning for this file. Verify that this matches your project’s guidelines on module imports.
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[error] 1-1: Require statement not part of import statement.
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🪛 GitHub Check: Test bindings on Linux-x64-gnu - node@22
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Require statement not part of import statement🪛 GitHub Check: Test bindings on Linux-x64-gnu - node@20
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Require statement not part of import statement
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register.js
[error] 1-1: Require statement not part of import statement.
(@typescript-eslint/no-var-requires)
🪛 GitHub Check: Test bindings on Linux-x64-gnu - node@22
register.js
[failure] 1-1:
Require statement not part of import statement
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register.js
[failure] 1-1:
Require statement not part of import statement
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README.md (2)
9-10: Clear Manual Registration InstructionsThe newly added section clearly explains how to manually register the handler. The code snippet is correct and aligns with the README's flow. One suggestion would be to add brief context around when or why a user might choose manual registration over other approaches.
17-21: Node-rOption Usage SectionThe section added for using Node's
-roption is clear and provides a practical example. The code block demonstrates the correct command-line invocation. Consider adding a short note (if needed) explaining which scenarios or environments favor this approach over manual registration.
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