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txiki.js is an exciting concept, particularly given the integration of wasm3 and the design preference for small / lightweight engines.
This collection of functionality would be fantastically useful in modern mobile applications on iOS and Android. The use of QuickJS (along with wasm3) should enable deployment even on iOS where JIT execution is disallowed.
Has the project ever been built successfully for iOS or Android?
Is there any interest in the community in this type of use case?
Are there any known problem areas that would have to be overcome to support these platforms?
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Has the project ever been built successfully for iOS or Android?
I use it in my Android app Let's Code. I haven't updated it in ages, but txiki.js was fairly easy to build for Android considering the Android NDK contains a CMake toolchain file. The hardest part was building curl and OpenSSL (for HTTPS).
However this also benefited from how I used txiki.js (literally just bundling the executable and running it). If someone wanted to actually embed it and integrate it, they'd have to do a bit more work.
txiki.js is an exciting concept, particularly given the integration of wasm3 and the design preference for small / lightweight engines.
This collection of functionality would be fantastically useful in modern mobile applications on iOS and Android. The use of QuickJS (along with wasm3) should enable deployment even on iOS where JIT execution is disallowed.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: