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@raptorqr/raptorq-wasm

v0.1.1

Published

Generated RaptorQ WASM codec artifacts for RaptorQR

Readme

@raptorqr/raptorq-wasm

Generated cberner/raptorq wasm-bindgen artifacts used by RaptorQR for RaptorQ encoding and decoding.

Most application code should use @raptorqr/core instead of importing this package directly. This package exposes the raw codec module for low-level integration, tests, and core wrappers.

Exports

import init, {
  initSync,
  encode_packets,
  RaptorQDecoder,
} from '@raptorqr/raptorq-wasm';
default init(module_or_path?) -> Promise<InitOutput>
initSync(module) -> InitOutput
encode_packets(data, max_transport_payload_size, repair_percent) -> Array<any>
RaptorQDecoder

RaptorQDecoder methods:

new RaptorQDecoder(data_len, max_transport_payload_size)
push(serialized_packet) -> Uint8Array | null
free()

Encode And Decode

import init, {
  encode_packets,
  RaptorQDecoder,
} from '@raptorqr/raptorq-wasm';

await init();

const data = new TextEncoder().encode('hello');
const maxTransportPayloadSize = 201;
const repairPercent = 10;

const packets = Array.from(
  encode_packets(data, maxTransportPayloadSize, repairPercent),
  (packet) => new Uint8Array(packet),
);

const decoder = new RaptorQDecoder(data.length, maxTransportPayloadSize);

let decoded: Uint8Array | null = null;
for (const packet of packets) {
  const result = decoder.push(packet);
  if (result) {
    decoded = new Uint8Array(result);
    break;
  }
}

Direct RaptorQ packets are codec payloads only. They do not include the RaptorQR 8-byte transport header, CRC32C trailer, compression metadata, filename metadata, or QR scheduling semantics. Use @raptorqr/core/sender/raptorq_packetizer when you need complete RaptorQR transfer packets.

WASM Asset Subpath

The generated files are exported for bundlers and Node loaders:

@raptorqr/raptorq-wasm/wasm/*

The binary sidecar is:

src/wasm/raptorqr_raptorq_wasm_bg.wasm

Verification

pnpm --filter @raptorqr/raptorq-wasm test

Regeneration

The Colab build script is:

src/build_raptorq_wasm_colab.py

After regenerating artifacts, run:

pnpm --filter @raptorqr/raptorq-wasm test
pnpm --filter @raptorqr/core test