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@limrun/xdelta3-wasm

v0.2.0

Published

Streaming xdelta3/VCDIFF encoder backed by WebAssembly

Readme

@limrun/xdelta3-wasm

Streaming xdelta3/VCDIFF encoder backed by WebAssembly.

This package wraps upstream xdelta3's streaming encoder API rather than the one-shot xd3_encode_memory helper, so callers can encode large files without copying the whole source, target, and maximum patch output into WASM memory.

API

import { encode } from '@limrun/xdelta3-wasm';

const source = {
  size,
  async read(offset: number, into: Uint8Array) {
    // Fill `into` with bytes from source at offset.
    return bytesRead;
  },
};

for await (const chunk of encode(targetChunks, source)) {
  // Write patch chunk.
}

The output is a plain VCDIFF stream accepted by xdelta3 -d.

Build

From a fresh checkout of typescript-sdk, install JavaScript dependencies and initialize the upstream xdelta submodule:

git submodule update --init --recursive packages/xdelta3-wasm/native/xdelta

Install and activate Emscripten before rebuilding the WASM module. One local setup option is:

brew install emscripten

Then build the package:

cd packages/xdelta3-wasm
yarn install
yarn run build:wasm

build:wasm compiles native/xdelta/xdelta3/xdelta3.c and native/xd3w.c into native/build/xdelta3-stream.wasm, embeds that WASM into src/wasm-embedded.ts, and runs tsc to produce dist/. The native/build/ directory is generated and ignored; src/wasm-embedded.ts is the source file consumed by the TypeScript package.

For a TypeScript-only rebuild that uses the already embedded WASM, run:

npm run build

xdelta submodule

The upstream xdelta repository is checked out as a git submodule under native/xdelta for maintainable rebuilds without copying upstream source into this repository.

After cloning the SDK, initialize submodules before rebuilding the WASM module:

git submodule update --init --recursive

See native/README.md for the upstream URL, branch, commit, and update procedure.