Export the rust version to WASM + Use it in a Go library #10
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Hi! I created an R&D issue (#9) just 3 hours before your PR. |
Ah nice aha, great timing! |
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This is just a PoC of what it could look like to export to WASM and use it in a Go library. Please don't hesitate to close this if it's not a wanted path forward. Note that the WASM build could also be used in the JS library (effortlessly) as well as for Python I guess, which would lower the burden of maintaining the code.