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@aldea/compiler
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Compiles AssemblyScript code into Aldea-flavoured WASM packages.
The Aldea Compiler wraps around and enhances the functionality of the AssemblyScript compiler and generates WASM binaries that are compatible with and safe to execute in the Aldea Computer:
There are currently two ways to interact with the compiler:
The CLI can be a useful way to quickly debug code and inspect the generated ABI or docs.
aldea compile <INPUT_FILE> -o <OUTPUT_PATH>
If you are integrating the compiler into other tools, it can be invoked programatically.
import { compile } from '@aldea/compiler'
const { output, stats, stdout } = await compile(srcCode)
const { abi, docs, wasm, wat } = output
Aldea is open source and released under the Apache-2 License.
© Copyright 2023 Run Computer Company, inc.
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Compiles AssemblyScript code into Aldea-flavoured WASM packages.
We found that @aldea/compiler demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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