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@swmansion/popcorn

v1.0.2

Published

JS bindings for BEAM/OTP in WebAssembly

Readme

Popcorn JavaScript

JavaScript API and bundler plugins for running Elixir and Erlang applications in the browser with Popcorn's WebAssembly runtime.

Install

npm install @swmansion/popcorn@next

Use the matching Elixir package version. See the Elixir package README for application setup, toolchain requirements, and packaging configuration.

Bundler setup

For Vite:

import { defineConfig } from "vite";
import { popcorn } from "@swmansion/popcorn/vite";

export default defineConfig({
  plugins: [popcorn({ rootDir: "../" })],
});

Set rootDir to the Mix project directory. The plugin compiles and packages the application and runtime assets.

Rollup and esbuild plugins use the same option, imported from @swmansion/popcorn/rollup and @swmansion/popcorn/esbuild. Use ESM output.

JavaScript API

import { Popcorn } from "@swmansion/popcorn";

const vm = await Popcorn.init();

vm.onEvent((event) => console.log(event));
const count = await vm.call("counter", ["add", 1]);
console.log(count);

// Stop the runtime when the application no longer needs it.
vm.deinit();

Popcorn.init() waits for the application's supervision tree to start. This example assumes the application starts a GenServer registered as :counter that handles ["add", amount] requests.

Use send() for process messages, call() and cast() for GenServer requests, and onEvent() for events from Elixir. Methods throw or reject on failure; trySend(), tryCall(), and tryCast() return result objects instead.

See the JavaScript API reference for options, terminal IO, and memory limits. Follow the deployment guide for required response headers and Content Security Policy settings.