Native modules in NodeJS context are modules that are written in C/C++ to interact with lower level functions/libraries. Those functions are then wrapped using the NaN, or node-addons-api to make then available in NodeJS.
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Native modules in NodeJS context are modules that are written in C/C++ to interact with lower level functions/libraries. Those functions are then wrapped using the NaN, or node-addons-api to make then available in NodeJS.
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