A TypeScript to WebAssembly compiler that generates WebAssembly modules from TypeScript input files. Version 0.0.19, released as an early-stage experimental tool. Key differentiator: compiles a subset of TypeScript to optimize performance-critical code for web assembly, targeting browser and Node.js environments. Development appears stalled with no commits since 2018, making it suitable only for experimental use.
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Demonstrates compiling a simple TypeScript function (subset) into a WebAssembly module using the compile function.
Restrict TypeScript code to supported types: i32, i64, f32, f64, bool, void, arrays, pointers, strings.
Consider alternatives like AssemblyScript or Emscripten.
Refer to GitHub repo for examples and issues.
Ensure Node.js version >= 8 or use polyfills.
Run 'npm install speedyjs-compiler' and ensure it's listed in package.json.
Use proper import: import { compile } from 'speedyjs-compiler'Replace TypeScript types with supported ones: use i32, f64, bool, etc.
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