Currently, the npm state is chaotic as each maintainer decided and went with a different path of how exporting (or internally using) wasm modules.
The idea is to provide docs + probably basic CLI tools to make it a little more standard/predictable and optimizable (for example in a way that we don't double bundle WASM files once inlined and once externalized)
More of compatibility with those packages that stick with legacy APIs, can be covered with Runtime Utils (#4)
Currently, the npm state is chaotic as each maintainer decided and went with a different path of how exporting (or internally using) wasm modules.
The idea is to provide docs + probably basic CLI tools to make it a little more standard/predictable and optimizable (for example in a way that we don't double bundle WASM files once inlined and once externalized)
More of compatibility with those packages that stick with legacy APIs, can be covered with Runtime Utils (#4)