Javascript libraries as WebAssembly binaries #15
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A simple demo of making the exported functions of a Javascript module as exported functions on a WebAssembly binary, without recompling the whole WebAssembly module, but rather manipulate the WebAssembly Text format.
Write a smart contract in Javascript and have it compiled to a WebAssembly module without a full C/Rust compiler toolchain.