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wasm_quicksort_example

v0.0.2

Published

An example library implementing quicksort, used to demonstrate best practices for Rust to WASM publishing

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WASM Library Packaging example

This repository aims to be a collection of documented best practices for developing WASM libraries in Rust and publishing them for the JavaScript eco-system. It is heavily influenced by these two articles and this repo, all by the same author (Nick Babcock). This library is a simple quicksort implementation, allowing for a simple codebase to not distract from the complex build system that this repo is meant to demonstrate.

This directory is the actual JavaScript / Rust libraries used by the projects ../examples directory. The Rust library is found in the crate directory. The JavaScript is found in the src directory. The Rust can be published on it's own to crates.io and imported by other WASM facing Rust libraries. The package.json's build directions combine the src and crate into various distrobutions for all sorts of targets, some of which are found in ../examples.

The important trio of config files are the package.json, the tsconfig.json, and the rollup.config.js. The rollup.config.js sets up all the various distrobutions, the tsconfig.json allows for the importation of the .wasm files directly, amongst other things, and the package.json sets the build system up.