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James M Snell 97ec72b76d url: refactor binding imports in internal/url 8 years ago
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cluster lib: remove unnecessary assignments with _extend 8 years ago
process errors: port internal/process errors to internal/errors 8 years ago
streams crypto: make LazyTransform compabile with Streams1 8 years ago
test test: add Unicode characters regression test 8 years ago
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buffer.js lib: more consistent use of module.exports = {} model 8 years ago
child_process.js errors, child_process: migrate to using internal/errors 8 years ago
errors.js errors, child_process: migrate to using internal/errors 8 years ago
freelist.js lib: refactor internal/freelist 8 years ago
fs.js lib: more consistent use of module.exports = {} model 8 years ago
http.js http: avoid retaining unneeded memory 8 years ago
linkedlist.js linkedlist: remove unused methods 8 years ago
module.js module: standardize strip shebang behaviour 8 years ago
net.js net: remove an unused internal module `assertPort` 8 years ago
process.js tools,lib: enable strict equality lint rule 8 years ago
querystring.js lib: use Object.create(null) directly 8 years ago
readline.js readline: remove unneeded eslint-disable comment 8 years ago
readme.md doc: limit lines to 80 cols in internal README 8 years ago
repl.js repl: support hidden history file on Windows 8 years ago
socket_list.js lib: refactor internal/socket_list 8 years ago
url.js url: refactor binding imports in internal/url 8 years ago
util.js errors, child_process: migrate to using internal/errors 8 years ago
v8_prof_polyfill.js lib: fix TypeError in v8-polyfill 8 years ago
v8_prof_processor.js process: changed var to const in internal/v8_prof_processor 8 years ago

readme.md

Internal Modules

The modules in lib/internal are intended for internal use in Node.js core only, and are not accessible with require() from user modules. These are subject to change at any time. Reliance on these modules outside of core is not supported in any way.