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Bug: NAPI Functions Fail Argument Validation
The NAPI functions Bind, Connect, and Close lack argument validation. They access args array elements (e.g., args[0], args[1]) without checking the actual number of arguments (argc) provided by napi_get_cb_info. This can lead to out-of-bounds access, undefined behavior, and crashes if fewer arguments than expected are passed from JavaScript.
src/abstract-socket-napi.cc#L48-L147
abstract-socket/src/abstract-socket-napi.cc
Lines 48 to 147 in d0e7a5d
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Migrate native addon from NAN to NAPI to improve stability, performance, and maintainability.
NAPI offers ABI stability, ensuring compatibility across Node.js versions without recompilation. It also provides better performance due to more direct V8 engine access, and a more modern, type-safe API for improved developer experience and long-term maintenance. A detailed migration guide (
MIGRATION_TO_NAPI.md) has been added.