@lit-protocol/wasm
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Core lit utilities implemented in `Rust` and compiled to `WebAssembly` through `wasm-pack` implementations within this package wrap the compiled implementations from `rust` and provides functionality for converting the compiled artifact to a `base64` enco
Core lit utilities implemented in Rust and compiled to WebAssembly through wasm-pack implementations within this package wrap the compiled implementations from rust and provides functionality for converting the compiled artifact to a base64 encoded string for binding to the generated bridge. the functionality contained within this package exposes the functinoality provided from the wasm utilities.
For information on implementations see the rust directory.
This package contanis scripts for building the rust souce into WebAssembly and correctly encoding the binary artifact.
To perform the entire build / encoding operations you can run rust:build. If you wish to only produce the WebAssembly binding you can see the rust README for build information.
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This package provides high-performance cryptographic operations for the Lit Protocol by implementing core utilities in Rust and compiling them to WebAssembly. It enables efficient cross-platform execution of critical cryptographic functions while maintain
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