fix(modules): scope native-package re-export existence check to node-core sources by proggeramlug · Pull Request #11087 · PerryTS/perry

proggeramlug · 2026-09-23T04:34:19Z

Follow-up to #11044

Status: superseded in part by main's own independent fix

origin/main's b8c2457 ("fix(compiler): emit native package re-export getters", landed 2026-09-23, same author) already fixes the #11044 link failure this PR originally targeted — export { X } from "<non-core-native-package>" re-exported through a local facade module. It broadens import.is_native at the same three codegen/driver sites this PR touches (crates/perry-codegen/src/codegen/artifacts.rs — since relocated to codegen/export_value_wrappers.rs by #11093's file-size split — crates/perry-codegen/src/codegen/mod.rs, crates/perry/src/commands/compile/run_pipeline.rs) and applies the same synthetic-import treatment in module_decl.rs. The ws.ts / ethers repro this PR was built against links and runs correctly on plain origin/main today.

What this PR still adds, on top of main: b8c2457's module_decl.rs change left module_has_public_named_export's existence check unconditional for every native module, not scoped to node-core ones. That check reads the generated perry-api-manifest API_MANIFEST, which its own doc comment says is exhaustive only for node-core builtins — third-party native packages have partial, incomplete coverage (whatever anyone bothered to register). Left unconditional, a real, legitimate export of a non-core native package that simply isn't in the manifest yet gets rejected at compile time with a false "does not provide an export named '...'" error, instead of falling through to the same permissive synthetic-getter treatment ws/ioredis get (undefined-at-runtime for a genuinely bad name, same behavior class Node itself doesn't statically check either).

This PR now does exactly one thing beyond what's already on main: scope that existence check to is_node_core_module in crates/perry-hir/src/lower/module_decl.rs.

Proof (requested and verified before merging)

bcrypt is a recognized NATIVE_MODULES entry with manifest rows for hash/compare only. Real bcrypt also exports genSalt, hashSync, compareSync, getRounds — none of which are registered anywhere in the manifest. Added native_npm_package_export_missing_from_manifest_reexports_lower_to_synthetic_import to crates/perry-hir/tests/node_named_export_hygiene.rs, next to the existing ws/node:crypto re-export tests:

export { genSalt } from "bcrypt";

Ran directly on both trees:

Pristine origin/main (9d2693629, a main-latest worktree, no PR changes): cargo test -p perry-hir --test node_named_export_hygiene → 12 passed, 1 failed. The new test panics with exactly the predicted lower_bail! message: "The requested module 'bcrypt' does not provide an export named 'genSalt'".
This PR's head: same command → 13 passed, 0 failed.

So the node-core scoping is a real, demonstrated fix for real (if currently under-documented) native-package exports — not a no-op restatement of what main already has.

Original write-up (for the part main has since also fixed)

What broke, and the shared mechanism (superseded by main's b8c2457 for the non-existence-check part)

export { X } from "<node-core-builtin>" (crypto, path, ...) re-exported through a local facade module was fixed by #10432/#10802/#10867: the fix synthesizes a native import + a getter-backed export instead of falling through to the generic Export::ReExport HIR node, which has no compiled source module to follow for a builtin.

That fix scoped itself to perry_api_manifest::is_node_core_module(source) — true Node builtins only. A Perry-native NPM package that is not a Node builtin (ws, same shape applies to ioredis, mysql2, ...) re-exported the same way still fell through to the generic re-export path, which also has no compiled source module to follow for a natively-intercepted package. Codegen then expected a local function body for the forwarded name that was never emitted, and referencing the binding as a value inside a closure (Perry's "funcref-as-value" wrapper convention, __perry_wrap_perry_fn_<mod>__<name>) link-failed on the undefined wrapper symbol.

This is exactly ethers' src.ts/providers/ws.ts:

export { WebSocket } from "ws";

imported under a renamed local binding by provider-websocket.ts and referenced inside a closure:

import { WebSocket as _WebSocket } from "./ws.js";
...
this.#connect = () => { return new _WebSocket(url); };

Both origin/main (via b8c2457) and this PR fix that shape identically now. This PR's only remaining delta is the existence-check scoping described above.

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cargo fmt --all -- --check: clean.
cargo check -p perry -p perry-hir -p perry-codegen --all-targets: clean, no warnings.
scripts/check_file_size.sh: OK.
cargo test -p perry --test source_graph_export_regressions: 66 passed (including issue_11044).
cargo test -p perry-hir --test node_named_export_hygiene: 13 passed (including the new manifest-gap regression test above), on this PR's head; 12 passed / 1 failed on pristine origin/main, as detailed above.
Gap-suite spot checks (run_parity_tests.sh --filter test_gap_11044, --filter reexport, --filter native): no regressions; the only "failures" reported are pre-existing Node-side ERR_MODULE_NOT_FOUND/module-resolution mismatches (unvendored npm packages in this harness environment), unrelated to this diff.

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- Named exports from Perry-native npm packages, including ws, ioredis, and mysql2, now work when re-exported through a local module. Projects using this pattern can compile and link successfully, including when the exported value is imported under an alias or used inside a closure. This also supports native-package re-exports used by libraries such as ethers.

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HIR lowering and code generation now handle named re-exports from Perry-native npm packages that are not Node core modules. Regression tests cover re-exports through a local facade and a WebSocket binding from ws.

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Native facade re-exports

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Lower native facade re-exports `crates/perry-hir/src/lower/module_decl.rs`, `crates/perry-hir/tests/node_named_export_hygiene.rs`	The missing-export error now applies only to Node core modules. A test checks that re-exporting `bcrypt.genSalt` lowers to a synthetic native import and named export.
Skip matching native export stubs `crates/perry-codegen/src/codegen/mod.rs`	Code generation skips export-stub generation when a matching named local binding comes from any native import.
Test native facade re-exports `crates/perry/tests/source_graph_export_regressions.rs`, `crates/perry/tests/source_graph_export_regressions/issue_11044.rs`, `test-files/_helpers/gap_11044_ws_reexport/ws_facade.ts`, `test-files/test_gap_11044_native_facade_reexport_construct.ts`, `changelog.d/11044-ws-native-facade-reexport.md`	Regression tests cover a local facade that re-exports `WebSocket` from `ws` and assert that the compiled program prints `hasConnector: true`. The changelog describes the fix.

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The facade re-export fix lacks an assertion that its runtime value matches the native export. Add the identity check to protect the intended behavior before merging.

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proggeramlug · 2026-09-23T05:19:40Z

One required lint step is red, and it is a real one rather than the stale public-baseline red most open PRs were carrying:

The following files are too large:
   2008  crates/perry-codegen/src/codegen/artifacts.rs

crates/perry-codegen/src/codegen/artifacts.rs is 1999 lines on main against a 2000-line cap, so this PR's addition crosses it. Reproduce without a build:

bash scripts/check_file_size.sh

The repo's recipe (quoted by the gate itself) is to extract a function group into a sibling module and re-export from mod.rs with explicit named use statements — globs do not propagate through transitive re-exports here. There is a worked example going up right now in #11088, which splits value/to_string.rs the same way.

One trap from that PR worth passing on: after a split, check the import list against the gate's own command, not a narrower one. cargo check -p perry-runtime and cargo check -p perry --bins resolve different feature sets, and #11088 left an import unused under the second only — green locally, red in warnings.

Everything else on this PR is green. Fix the one file and I'll take it in the next train.

`crates/perry-codegen/src/codegen/artifacts.rs` sat at 1999 lines against the hard 2000-line cap enforced by `scripts/check_file_size.sh` (a required `lint` step), so any PR that added even two lines to it was blocked outright — #11087 concretely. Pure move, no behavior change: - `class_artifacts.rs` (new, 572 lines) — the per-class walk: instance methods and their typed/indexed/proven-`this` clones, computed members, accessors, the standalone constructor, and statics. - `export_value_wrappers.rs` (new, 530 lines) — the exported function-value surface: live getters for re-exported node builtins, the `__perry_wrap_*` closure-ABI wrappers, and the cross-module raw/renamed name aliases. - `artifacts.rs` 1999 -> 1044 lines. Both moved blocks are byte-identical to the originals (verified by diffing the extracted line ranges against `git show HEAD:`). Both siblings follow the existing `codegen/` convention (`ordinary_method_artifacts.rs`, `indexed_method_artifacts.rs`): a `pub(super) XxxCtx<'a>` struct of borrowed inputs plus a `pub(super) fn` that destructures it, declared as a plain `mod` in `codegen/mod.rs` and imported with explicit named `use`. The only non-move edit is `#[derive(Clone, Copy)]` on `OptsView` in `artifact_context.rs`, so the class phase can take the same by-value view without the artifact tail losing its own; every field was already a shared borrow or a scalar.

`crates/perry-codegen/src/codegen/artifacts.rs` sat at 1999 lines against the hard 2000-line cap enforced by `scripts/check_file_size.sh` (a required `lint` step), so any PR that added even two lines to it was blocked outright — #11087 concretely. Pure move, no behavior change: - `class_artifacts.rs` (new, 572 lines) — the per-class walk: instance methods and their typed/indexed/proven-`this` clones, computed members, accessors, the standalone constructor, and statics. - `export_value_wrappers.rs` (new, 530 lines) — the exported function-value surface: live getters for re-exported native named imports, the `__perry_wrap_*` closure-ABI wrappers, and the cross-module raw/renamed name aliases. - `artifacts.rs` 1999 -> 1044 lines. Both moved blocks are byte-identical to the originals (verified by diffing the extracted line ranges against `git show HEAD:`). Both siblings follow the existing `codegen/` convention (`ordinary_method_artifacts.rs`, `indexed_method_artifacts.rs`): a `pub(super) XxxCtx<'a>` struct of borrowed inputs plus a `pub(super) fn` that destructures it, declared as a plain `mod` in `codegen/mod.rs` and imported with explicit named `use`. Two edits are not moves: - `#[derive(Clone, Copy)]` on `OptsView` in `artifact_context.rs`, so the class phase can take the same by-value view without the artifact tail losing its own; every field was already a shared borrow or a scalar. - `scripts/shape_descriptor_census_baseline.json` repoints its `object_header_size_bytes(target_triple)` callsite from `artifacts.rs` to `class_artifacts.rs`. That census pins callsites by file path, so a pure move reads to it as one site removed and one added.

`crates/perry-codegen/src/codegen/artifacts.rs` sat at 1999 lines against the hard 2000-line cap enforced by `scripts/check_file_size.sh` (a required `lint` step), so any PR that added even two lines to it was blocked outright — #11087 concretely. Pure move, no behavior change: - `class_artifacts.rs` (new, 572 lines) — the per-class walk: instance methods and their typed/indexed/proven-`this` clones, computed members, accessors, the standalone constructor, and statics. - `export_value_wrappers.rs` (new, 530 lines) — the exported function-value surface: live getters for re-exported native named imports, the `__perry_wrap_*` closure-ABI wrappers, and the cross-module raw/renamed name aliases. - `artifacts.rs` 1999 -> 1044 lines. Both moved blocks are byte-identical to the originals (verified by diffing the extracted line ranges against `git show HEAD:`). Both siblings follow the existing `codegen/` convention (`ordinary_method_artifacts.rs`, `indexed_method_artifacts.rs`): a `pub(super) XxxCtx<'a>` struct of borrowed inputs plus a `pub(super) fn` that destructures it, declared as a plain `mod` in `codegen/mod.rs` and imported with explicit named `use`. Two edits are not moves: - `#[derive(Clone, Copy)]` on `OptsView` in `artifact_context.rs`, so the class phase can take the same by-value view without the artifact tail losing its own; every field was already a shared borrow or a scalar. - `scripts/shape_descriptor_census_baseline.json` repoints its `object_header_size_bytes(target_triple)` callsite from `artifacts.rs` to `class_artifacts.rs`. That census pins callsites by file path, so a pure move reads to it as one site removed and one added. (cherry picked from commit fcf8c33)

…ckages Node builtin named re-exports (export { x } from "node:m") got a synthetic native import + getter-backed export (#10802/#10867) so codegen never expects a local function body for the forwarded name. That fix scoped itself to is_node_core_module sources only. A Perry-native npm package that is not a Node builtin (ws, same shape applies to ioredis, mysql2, ...) re-exported the same way still fell through to the generic Export::ReExport path, which has no compiled source module to follow for a natively-intercepted package either. Referencing the forwarded binding as a value inside a closure then link-failed on an undefined __perry_wrap_perry_fn_<mod>__<name> symbol. This is ethers' src.ts/providers/ws.ts (export { WebSocket } from "ws";), imported renamed by provider-websocket.ts and referenced inside a closure. Broaden the HIR-lowering re-export synthesis from is_node_core_module to any perry_hir::is_native_module source (the named-export existence check stays node-core-only, since the manifest is exhaustive only there), and drop the matching is_node_core_module restriction on the three codegen/driver sites that key off the same Import+Export shape -- import.is_native alone is what discriminates "codegen must emit a getter" from "a real compiled function body exists".

…st gap origin/main's b8c2457 already fixed the #11044 ws.ts crash by broadening `import.is_native` at the three codegen/driver sites and applying the synthetic-import treatment to any native module in module_decl.rs. It left `module_has_public_named_export`'s existence check unconditional for every native module, though, not just node-core ones -- the only ones its own doc comment claims complete manifest coverage for. bcrypt is a recognized NATIVE_MODULES entry with manifest rows for hash/ compare only; real bcrypt also exports genSalt, hashSync, compareSync, getRounds, none of which are registered. `export { genSalt } from "bcrypt"` through a facade module hits that unconditional check and lower_bail!s with "does not provide an export named 'genSalt'" on a plain rebase of main's fix -- a real, legitimate export rejected on a manifest coverage gap, not an actual invalid name. Add native_npm_package_export_missing_from_manifest_reexports_lower_to_synthetic_import next to node_named_export_hygiene's existing ws/crypto re-export tests. Verified directly: fails on a pristine origin/main checkout (main-latest, 9d26936) with exactly that lower_bail! message, passes on this PR's head once the existence check is scoped to is_node_core_module.

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🟡 Minor · Assert that the facade returns the native WebSocket value. · issue_11044.rs:17-45

crates/perry/tests/source_graph_export_regressions/issue_11044.rs:17-45
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Assert that the facade returns the native WebSocket value.

The facade getter and the direct native import both read the same ws named-export cell. The generated native facade getter does not allocate a separate function wrapper, so strict identity is a valid assertion here. The current test still never evaluates _WebSocket.

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         "ws_facade.ts",
         "export { WebSocket } from 'ws';\n",
     );
     write(
         dir.path(),
         "main.ts",
-        "import { WebSocket as _WebSocket } from './ws_facade';\n\
+        "import { WebSocket as NativeWebSocket } from 'ws';\n\
+         import { WebSocket as _WebSocket } from './ws_facade';\n\
          class Connector {\n\
          \x20 `#connect`: () => any;\n\
          \x20 constructor(url: string) {\n\
          \x20   this.#connect = () => { return new _WebSocket(url); };\n\
          \x20 }\n\
          \x20 hasConnector(): boolean { return typeof this.#connect === 'function'; }\n\
          }\n\
          const conn = new Connector('ws://127.0.0.1:1/');\n\
+         console.log('sameWebSocket:', _WebSocket === NativeWebSocket);\n\
          console.log('hasConnector:', conn.hasConnector());\n",
     );

     assert_eq!(
         compile_and_run(dir.path(), "main.ts"),
-        "hasConnector: true\n"
+        "sameWebSocket: true\n\
+         hasConnector: true\n"
     );

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In `@crates/perry/tests/source_graph_export_regressions/issue_11044.rs` around
lines 17 - 45, Update the
`native_npm_package_reexports_survive_local_facade_modules` test to import
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proggeramlug · 2026-09-23T14:50:40Z

Landed on main in merge train 268 (#11119), released as v0.5.1651 at 36892b7194.

Four of this train's seven PRs — including this one, if it is #11055, #11023, #11012 or #11014 — were repaired here because they were stuck: the fixes were cherry-picked from fix/<PR>-ci branches built in this session, which is also how fork-hosted heads get landed without their authors. CI on the assembled tree was 22/22 green, all 6 gap-suite shards.

A train rebase gives the commits new SHAs, so GitHub cannot auto-close the source PR; closing by hand. Nothing needed from you.

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refactor(codegen): split codegen/artifacts.rs under the file-size cap #11093

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proggeramlug force-pushed the fix-11044-ws-reexport branch from 0836031 to 5924100 Compare September 23, 2026 12:28

proggeramlug changed the title ~~fix(modules): synthesize native-import re-exports for non-core npm packages~~ fix(modules): scope native-package re-export existence check to node-core sources Sep 23, 2026

proggeramlug force-pushed the fix-11044-ws-reexport branch from 12ec8bd to 7c6b6f4 Compare September 23, 2026 12:40

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Merge train 268: 6 PRs (v0.5.1651) — four repaired without their authors #11119

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