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The WAPM package manager is conceptually amazing. Because it's powered by WASM, it's compile once, run anywhere. It's perfect for atomic-cli. I'm trying to get atomic-cli (and -lib) to compile to wasm32-wasi, and most of the issues have been resolved, but I'm still stuck on the (essential) crypto library ring.
Now Deno supports wasm. Would be nice if atomic_lib compiled to wasm and was reusable there.
But I'm not quite sure what it means to publish a library as WASM. I know about WAPM, but that's a bit dead now. Deno has WasmBuild which allows using rust code in deno projects.
The WAPM package manager is conceptually amazing. Because it's powered by WASM, it's compile once, run anywhere. It's perfect for atomic-cli. I'm trying to get atomic-cli (and -lib) to compile to
wasm32-wasi
, and most of the issues have been resolved, but I'm still stuck on the (essential) crypto libraryring
.Luckily, there are people working on this!
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