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if you store the class instance in the memory, it gets converted into a JSON representation, ie looses all the functions.

You will need to create an empty class and set the values and invoke the function.

const spawnCreep = new SpawnCreep()

assign spawn.memory.tasks[0] to spawnCreep

and call spawnCreep.execute()

Cheerp retrieves the wasm file in different ways based on the environment.

The supported environments are: browser, node.js, d8 and js.

The node environments assumes that there is a path module for reading the wasm from the filesystem.

It seems that this is not available in your environment.

We plan to allow more flexibility in passing the wasm file in the future, but it is a tricky problem to do it in a general way.

For now, I can suggest a workaround.

This is the current definition of the function that fetches the wasm:

Classes declared in the client namespace should have no member fields.

To access external JS objects properties you need to add methods starting with get_ and set_, to respectively read and write to the property:

In typescript only function values can have generic types. Other values need to be completely specified.

So maybe you want something like this: