Any plans for porting the Rust stdlib to Rune?

[J-Cake]

Hey! I'm considering embedding Rune in a task runner that can do a bunch of things. I would need a decent-ish standard library though. I'm wondering if this has been considered?

Anything I do myself towards this stdlib will of course be contributed back to the project if it ever comes to that.

Concretely in my case I need the fs, process and env modules, so that's where I would start, but of course gradually adding to it as it goes. The functionality would be implemented purely as wrappers over the Rust standard library because that just makes sense.

[udoprog]

I personally don't have any plans to do so since all of my uses of Rune rely on using a "sandboxed" environment which strictly defines how it interacts with it through custom methods.

But gradually some parts have been built out into rune-modules which are all built on Tokio and asynchronous.

[J-Cake]

I saw that! That's super cool. That means the only "standard library" that needs implementing are OS bindings. Would you accept contributions to a separate repository?

If you take a look at my example from last night, you can see what my idea is: examples/everything.rs