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@river-build/mls-rs-wasm
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Note that Safari WebDriver needs to be enabled manually for `wasm-pack` to work.
Note that Safari WebDriver needs to be enabled manually for wasm-pack
to work.
sudo safaridriver --enable
Build and test using headless Chrome
just test
rustup
rust-toolchain.toml
pins a specific version of Rust, which will be picked up by rustup
,node
:
.nvmrc
pins a specific version of Node, which will be picked up by nvm
,wasm-pack
:
brew install wasm-pack
, orcargo install wasm-pack
, oryarn
,wasm-opt
(optional):
brew install binaryen
,just
(optional):
brew install just
.FAQs
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The npm package @river-build/mls-rs-wasm receives a total of 120 weekly downloads. As such, @river-build/mls-rs-wasm popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @river-build/mls-rs-wasm 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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