Version: 1.1.0

Configuration

Fory JavaScript is an xlang-only runtime. new Fory() writes xlang payloads and uses compatible schema evolution by default. There is no native-mode switch in the JavaScript API.

Basic Configuration

import Fory from "@apache-fory/core";

const fory = new Fory();

Create one Fory instance per application area and reuse it. Registration generates and caches serializer code for each schema.

Constructor Options

import Fory from "@apache-fory/core";
import hps from "@apache-fory/hps";

const fory = new Fory({
  ref: true,
  compatible: true,
  maxDepth: 100,
  maxBinarySize: 64 * 1024 * 1024,
  maxCollectionSize: 1_000_000,
  hps,
});

Option	Default	Description
`ref`	`false`	Enable reference tracking for shared or circular object graphs
`compatible`	`true`	Allow field additions/removals without breaking existing messages
`maxDepth`	`50`	Maximum nesting depth. Must be `>= 2`. Increase for deeply nested structures
`maxBinarySize`	64 MiB	Maximum bytes accepted for any single binary field
`maxCollectionSize`	`1_000_000`	Maximum elements accepted in any list, set, or map
`useSliceString`	`false`	Optional string-reading optimization for Node.js. Leave at default unless benchmarked
`hps`	unset	Optional fast string helper from `@apache-fory/hps` (Node.js 20+)
`hooks.afterCodeGenerated`	unset	Callback to inspect the generated serializer code, useful for debugging

Reference Tracking

Global reference tracking must be enabled before field-level reference metadata can take effect:

const fory = new Fory({ ref: true });

Then mark reference-tracked fields in the schema, for example with Type.struct("example.node").setTrackingRef(true). See References and Schema Metadata.

Compatible Schema Evolution

Compatible mode is the default:

const fory = new Fory();

Use this default for rolling upgrades, independently deployed services, and cross-language payloads. You can opt out for one stable struct with evolving: false; see Schema Evolution.

Optional HPS String Path

@apache-fory/hps provides an optional Node.js string fast path:

import hps from "@apache-fory/hps";

const fory = new Fory({ hps });

Leave this unset unless you run on Node.js 20+ and have benchmarked your workload.

Security

Security-related configuration:

Register only the expected schemas before deserializing untrusted payloads.
Set maxDepth, maxBinarySize, and maxCollectionSize for the maximum payload shape your service accepts.
Prefer explicit Type.struct(...) schemas over Type.any() for untrusted input.
Pass hps only from the official package version you deploy with the runtime.

Basic Configuration​

Constructor Options​

Reference Tracking​

Compatible Schema Evolution​

Optional HPS String Path​

Security​

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