ruby-js-ruby-runtime.d.ts

/** @module Interface ruby:js/ruby-runtime **/
export function rubyShowVersion(): void;
export function rubyInit(args: Array<string>): void;
export function rubyInitLoadpath(): void;
export function rbEvalStringProtect(str: string): [RbAbiValue, number];
export function rbFuncallvProtect(recv: RbAbiValue, mid: RbId, args: Array<RbAbiValue>): [RbAbiValue, number];
export function rbIntern(name: string): RbId;
export function rbErrinfo(): RbAbiValue;
export function rbClearErrinfo(): void;
export function rstringPtr(value: RbAbiValue): string;
export function rbVmBugreport(): void;
export function rbGcEnable(): boolean;
export function rbGcDisable(): boolean;
export function rbSetShouldProhibitRewind(newValue: boolean): boolean;
/**
 * XXX: Do we really need them?
 * wrap-js-value: func(value: js-abi-value) -> rb-abi-value;
 * to-js-value: func(value: borrow<rb-abi-value>) -> js-abi-value;
 * Transfer the value from Ruby to JS
 * 
 * 1. Ruby side registers the value in the stage
 * 2. Ruby side calls JS's `import-rb-value-from-rb()`
 * 3. `import-rb-value-from-rb()` calls `export-rb-value-to-js()`
 * 4. `export-rb-value-to-js()` returns the staged value
 */
export function exportRbValueToJs(): RbAbiValue;
export type JsAbiValue = import('./ruby-js-js-runtime.js').JsAbiValue;
export type RbErrno = number;
export type RbId = number;

export class RbAbiValue {
  /**
   * This type does not have a public constructor.
   */
  private constructor();
}