bc19-rust-starter-pack | minimal example to start using Rust

bc19-rust-starter-pack is a JavaScript library. bc19-rust-starter-pack has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Permissive License and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

This is a minimal framework I used to call Rust functions from my javascript bot. There are probably bugs and there are some limitation . You will need wasm-pack (cargo install wasm-pack) and Rust version 1.30 or higher. Optionally, install [wasm-opt] from here in your path to produce slightly smaller wasm files. Good examples of and information about the interface between Rust and Javascript can be found [here] Most of the process is automated, so you should only need to have import {} from './bot/native.js' in the main robot file (as is shown in the robot.js file here). This example is very minimally featured based on what I needed. Below are a few limitations of the current system I’ve run into. This list isn’t exhaustive and contains only issues that I have run into while developing my bot. wasm_bindgen outputs an ES6 npm module, which there was no way to directly include in from one’s bot. The included makefile runs a python script that uses the files from that module to create the file bot/native.js, which has the encoded wasm and wasm_bindgen exports and seamlessly works in the BC19 framework.