WebAssembly usage on backend (Deno, Node.js)

[sobanieca]

Hello,

This project looks really great! I've noticed there are no builds for arm64 in releases (I'm using Debian 12 and installing with .deb file), so I've tried to create wrapper around webassembly (in Deno), which would work on every architecture, but, I can't find source code of diagon.js file, which I need to understand how webassembly bindings work here. Can someone help me understand how to get the source code of this file? Thanks in advance!

I tried to import diagon.js file directly, but it's not es module so it failed. Anyway, I would prefer to 'talk to' webassembly directly, unless it requires lots of effort.

[ArthurSonzogni]

Hi @sobanieca

About the arm64 release, I am distributing a command line tool via Linux's snap. This makes it available on every platforms and CPU architecture:
https://snapcraft.io/diagon

sudo snap install diagon

About wrapping it as a JS "library", I guess it should be possible. I remember @ElmouradiAmine did it for using is inside visual-studio: https://github.com/ElmouradiAmine/vscode-diagon

I am not super familiar with NPM. It should be easy to generate a JS library and following API:
https://github.com/ArthurSonzogni/Diagon/blob/main/src/index.html#L349-L351
Would you be interested getting it as a JS library?

[sobanieca]

Thanks a lot. The problem with snap I've is that they are not supported on Debian installed via Proot-Distro on Android (Termux). That's why I thought about creating simple wrapper. I'm not very familiar with webassembly, that's why I wanted to review source of diagon.js file mentioned here:

Diagon/src/index.html

Line 496 in e00d9b6

<script src="diagon.js"></script>

Anyway, I will try to review links provided by you and maybe come up with some solution. Thanks!
I will close this issue therefore

[ArthurSonzogni]

FYI a new JS library was created:

• 🔥 Unleashing the power of Diagon to the web with Diagonjs #71
• https://github.com/elmouradiaminedev/diagonjs

[sobanieca]

Amazing - definitely will give it a try! Thanks! :)