Access any Web API from WASM side using a clean syntax. Built using AssemblyScript.

Running

1. Run npm install.
2. Run npm run build ./src/main.ts or npm run build [ENTRY_FILE] or npm run build -- [MULTIPLE_ARGS].
3. Run npm start.
4. Go to the URL it prints out.

Example

import './ASuni';

export function run(): void {

	const person = (( {
		name: 'joe', 
		age: 20, 
		hobbies: [ 'dancing', 'singing' ], 
		isHuman: true, 
		ua: window.navigator.userAgent
	} ));

	window.console.log( person );

	const el = window.document.createElement( 'h1' );
	el.innerHTML = 'ASUNI!';
	window.document.body.appendChild( el );

	window.console.log( el.tagName );

	const json = <string>window.JSON.stringify( person );
	window.console.log( json );

	window.onclick = ( event: externref ): void => {

		window.console.log( event.target.tagName );

	};

}

Build arguments

• Pass --noAST to not emit transformed code. Transformed files are emitted in transformed folder.
• Pass --noUglify to not uglify imported function names.
• For example: npm run build -- ./src/main.ts --noUglify.

Other commands

• Use npm run dev ./src/main.ts to auto rebuild when changes are made.
• Use npm run bundle --file=./src/main.ts to bundle everything up using esbuild. You can modify the script to use webpack if you prefer that.