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txiki.js is a software project published by Saúl Ibarra Corretgé and described as a tiny JavaScript runtime. Its purpose is to provide an environment in which JavaScript code can be executed, placing it in the software category of JavaScript runtimes and developer tools. As a runtime, it is relevant for use cases that involve running JavaScript programs outside of a conventional browser context, such as scripting tasks, command-line utilities, automation workflows, and the execution of JavaScript-based applications in environments where a lightweight solution is preferred. Because the project is characterized as tiny, it fits scenarios in which a compact runtime footprint is desirable, including situations where developers wish to work with JavaScript in constrained or minimal environments while relying on a small, focused execution engine rather than a large, feature-heavy platform. The current version of txiki.js is 26.6.0, which represents the most recent release of the software in the catalog. In total, three versions of txiki.js are recorded, indicating that the project has been released across multiple iterations and has undergone ongoing development over time. The availability of several versions means that users can reference earlier releases in addition to the latest one, which may be useful for compatibility, testing, or maintenance purposes when working with systems that depend on a specific release of the runtime. Version 26.6.0 stands as the latest entry among the three recorded versions and reflects the newest state of the project as published. As a catalog entry, txiki.js is identified by its name, its publisher, Saúl Ibarra Corretgé, its current version number, its total version count, and its short description as a tiny JavaScript runtime. Together, these details position txiki.js within the broader ecosystem of JavaScript tooling, where runtimes serve as the foundation for executing JavaScript code across a wide range of applications, development environments, and deployment targets.
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