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ruviz

v0.3.6

Published

Browser-first JS/TS SDK for ruviz WebAssembly rendering

Readme

ruviz

ruviz is the public browser-first JS/TS SDK for ruviz.

It wraps the low-level wasm bridge in crates/ruviz-web with:

  • a fluent plot builder such as createPlot().line(...).title(...).save()
  • backwards-compatible camelCase factories and methods
  • auto-resize and pointer/wheel wiring for canvas sessions
  • worker-session fallback to the main thread when OffscreenCanvas is unavailable
  • direct PNG/SVG export from plot builders
  • Observable and signal helpers for reactive demos
  • snapshot rehydration with createPlotFromSnapshot(...)
  • a raw escape hatch at ruviz/raw

Install

This repo uses Bun as the JS package manager and task runner:

bun install
bun run build:web

Examples and Docs

The canonical TS examples live in examples/ and feed the VitePress gallery.

Serve the package docs locally:

bun install
bun run --cwd packages/ruviz-web docs:dev

Public API

import {
  createCanvasSession,
  createPlot,
  createPlotFromSnapshot,
  createWorkerSession,
  getRuntimeCapabilities,
} from "ruviz";

Main exports:

  • createPlot()
  • createPlotFromSnapshot(snapshot)
  • createCanvasSession(canvas, options?)
  • createWorkerSession(canvas, options?)
  • getRuntimeCapabilities()
  • registerFont(bytes)
  • createObservable(values)
  • createSineSignal(options)

Example:

const plot = createPlot()
  .line({ x: [0, 1, 2], y: [0, 1, 4] })
  .title("Quadratic")
  .xlabel("x")
  .ylabel("y");

await plot.save({ format: "png", fileName: "quadratic.png" });

Raw Bindings

Advanced users can access the raw wasm-bindgen layer directly:

import initRaw, { JsPlot, WebCanvasSession } from "ruviz/raw";

That subpath is intentionally close to the Rust naming and runtime model. The package root is the stable JS/TS-facing API.