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awslabs/llrt ★ 8809 396 APPLICATION

LLRT is a low-latency JavaScript runtime built in Rust around the QuickJS engine, designed primarily for AWS Lambda serverless workloads. The actual code confirms it is both a CLI runtime and a Lambda custom runtime: the `llrt` binary enters Lambda mode when `AWS_LAMBDA_RUNTIME_API` is present, and `runtime_client.rs` implements the full invoke/handler/response loop. It also provides `llrt compile` to emit QuickJS bytecode and self-contained executables, and `llrt test` to run a built-in Jest-compatible test runner. The runtime reimplements a broad surface of Node.js and Web APIs in Rust: `fs`, `net`, `http`, `crypto`/WebCrypto, `fetch`, `stream`/Web Streams, `events`, `timers`, `buffer`, `url`, `os`, `path`, `temporal`, `zlib`, `child_process`, `dgram`, and `intl`.

RATING: 9.3/10 MAINT: active DRIFT: low
#javascript-runtime #aws-lambda #serverless #rust #quickjs #low-latency #nodejs-compatibility #web-standards
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