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yoga-wasm-web
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Yoga but in WebAssembly and ASM.js.
Install with your package manager:
pnpm i yoga-wasm-web
npm i yoga-wasm-web
yarn add yoga-wasm-web
To use the ASM.js build:
import initYoga, { ALIGN_CENTER } from 'yoga-wasm-web/asm'
const Yoga = initYoga()
const node = Yoga.Node.create()
node.setAlignContent(ALIGN_CENTER)
To use the WASM build (take Node.js as an example):
import fs from 'fs'
import initYoga, { ALIGN_CENTER } from 'yoga-wasm-web'
const Yoga = await initYoga(
fs.readFileSync('./node_modules/yoga-wasm-web/dist/yoga.wasm')
)
const node = Yoga.Node.create()
node.setAlignContent(ALIGN_CENTER)
You can use other ways to provide the WASM binary too.
To develop this project locally, you need to clone the repo and fetch the yoga submodule first. Also, emcc is required to build this project too.
After that, install npm dependencies:
pnpm i
And run the build script:
pnpm build
And run the tests:
pnpm test
This project was started as opinionated fork from pinqy520/yoga-layout-wasm
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The npm package yoga-wasm-web receives a total of 637,609 weekly downloads. As such, yoga-wasm-web popularity was classified as popular.
We found that yoga-wasm-web demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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