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@turbofuro/omnitool

v0.1.3

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Official WASM-compatible toolkit for Turbofuro visual programming language.

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Turbofuro Omnitool

Omnitool is official toolkit for Turbofuro visual programming language.

Getting Started

Download repository from GitHub. You will find Omnitool implementation in the omnitool folder.

Building WebAssembly

Run the following command:

wasm-pack build --scope turbofuro

The build will be in the pkg folder.

Running example

There is also an Vite+React example of how to use WASM build in the example folder. You can run it with the following command:

npm install
npm run dev

Note: You need to build WASM before running the example.

Contributing

We welcome all contributions with 💛

Feel free to create issues including those with feature suggestions. If you want to help, but not sure how, reach out to @pr0gramista (Twitter/LinkedIn/email) directly.

License

TEL and Turbofuro OSS parts are licensed under Apache-2.0.

Happy Coding! 🚀