Davide,
On 02/14/2013 07:18 PM, Davide Andreoli wrote:
> How much the js script are sand-boxed? What can be done from js?
A JavaScript module can load a native module, which can wreck as much
havoc as it wants. In that sense, there isn't any sandbox -- so in the
end of the day, it is pretty much like any module written in C, except
it can be written in JS.
One could write something to allow loading only certain native modules,
even checking signatures or other complicated stuff; not sure if
necessary, though.
In any case, the only modules available are the ones that are available
from Elev8, such as elementary, dbus, storage (simple KV store using
Eet), filesystem (only listing files, can't open/read/write them), and
http client.
Regarding Edgar: yes, it is possible to port these things to Elev8, but
Edgar seems to be more mature at the moment as far as I can tell from a
quick glance (although, of course, you can create Edje objects and
control them however you want).
Cheers,
Leandro
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