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bytecodealliance / javy

JS to WebAssembly toolchain

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Javy A Jav aScript to Webassembl y toolchain A Bytecode Alliance project About this repo **Introduction**: Run your JavaScript on WebAssembly. Javy takes your JavaScript code, and executes it in a WebAssembly embedded JavaScript runtime. Javy can create _very_ small Wasm modules in the 1 to 16 KB range with use of dynamic linking. The default static linking produces modules that are at least 869 KB in size. Installation Pre-compiled binaries of the Javy CLI can be found on the releases page. Example Define your JavaScript like: Create a WebAssembly binary from your JavaScript by: For more information on the commands you can run You can then execute your WebAssembly binary using a WebAssembly engine: Documentation Read the documentation here