Jędrzej Stuczyński
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* Split text and binary client apis * Very initial attempt at new serialization * Defined ser+de for Recipient and ReplySURB * Response errors * builds with changes * Working WS API + moved to separate crate * updated python examples * Fixed parsing bug * Updated go examples * Updated rust examples * formatting * Removed unused imports * dependency updates * Further dependency changes * nymsphinx exposingn framing only if not in wasm32 * Cargo lock changes before develop merge * Pending work * Actually sending and receiving websocket from rust! * more WIP * Initial wasm client + establishing shared key with gateway! * Splitting and sending a message! * WIP * WIP * Initial wasm-ification of the gateway client * Passing reconstruction result to js callback! * Initial WASM cleaning pass * Dependency pruning * Moved processing loop to received_processor + at least ack unwrappingn * Post merge fix * Kinda updated react example * Old print statement removed * Removed yarn.lock * Fixed building issue for other clients * Fixed travis test command
Nym Sphinx Wasm Demo
This example application demonstrates how to use WebAssembly to create Sphinx packets, in the browser, and forward them to a Nym gateway.
🚴 Usage
npm install # set up dependencies
npm run start # starts a web server at http://localhost:8001
Check your dev console for output.
Rebuild after Rust source changes
Install wasm-pack. Instruction are at the Rust WASM tutorial.
wasm-pack build in the clients/webassembly directory (one up) will rebuild the wasm package if you make changes to the Rust source. That will be automatically picked up (and reloaded, if need be) by the npm dev server.