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Interop library for writing Node.js apps and modules in Dart.

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The types for `Process.stdout` and `Process.stderr` are both listed as `TTYWriteStream`, and the type for `Process.stdin` is `TTYReadStream`. This isn't accurate: according to [the Node docs](https://nodejs.org/api/process.html#process_process_stdin), the only consistent guarantees...

One of the major API differences currently between `node_io` and `dart:io` is the errors: where `dart:io` throws various subclasses of `IOException`, `node_io` just throws Node.js's raw exceptions. This makes it...

The second issue/question - still new to dart dart --version Dart SDK version: 2.10.0-4.0.dev.flutter-0341576448 (be) (Sat Aug 8 20:25:12 2020 +0000) on "windows_x64" There was "pub get" too **In the...

I am new to dart. **Can Aqueduct framework run out of the box on node.js?** As i already understand someone would have to write Aqueduct dependencies - node.js-compatible replacements, because,...

Hello! I am trying to develop a bot for Telegram and I am using the `teledart` library from pub dev. But it depends on dart:io since it does some network...

This is more of a question than an issue: How do I use this with webdev? Until now I had `build_web_compilers` in my `pubspec.yaml`, a `web/index.html` file, `web/main.dart`, and an...

Thanks a lot for your work. I have a small issue where if I create a subdirectory (in example), the resulting dart.js don't work in build (bad path to packages...

```yaml targets: $default: sources: - "node/**" - "lib/**" builders: build_node_compilers|entrypoint: generate_for: - node/**.dart options: compiler: dart2js dart2js_args: - --no-source-maps ``` ``` $ pub run build_runner build --release --output node:build ......

Hey, I'm using this library in the context of a firebase cloud function. I'm trying to utilise imagemagik from the cloud function. In JS this would be `exec(...)` and with...

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