Run Wasm Worker Server in the browser

[Angelmmiguel]

Original issue from @chensce

Modern web browsers integrate a Wasm runtime (like V8 and SpiderMonkey). Having the ability to run Wasm Worker Server applications in the browser will expand the number of scenarios you can run it.

As examples, @chensce provided the following websites:

• webcontain
• shell.duckdb.org

cc @gedw99 @ereslibre

[gedw99]

Am glad you suppor Browser environment Concept.

1. Fs do we need an fs as attraction ?
2. Service worker. It’s essentially the proxy server.
3. Bus. Web workers are islands and need a bus
4. Events. We have http fetch and so we need that equivalent for events to be pushed from workers to other workers. Would the proxy server. ( service worker ) be that co-ordination point to do the pub sub bus for events ?

Lots to think about ?

[Angelmmiguel]

@gedw99 I'm really sorry about all the noise here! I'm not very familiar with Discussions yet 😅. Would you mind to move this comment to #206? Thank you!

[gedw99]

Am on mobile and can’t move it from my ui .

[Angelmmiguel]

Sorry, I meant to repost it there directly. I can copy and paste it linking to this original comment if it's easier for you.