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It would be great to be able to support sqlite3 wasm running entirely in the browser. My understanding is that everything is there for supporting and consuming language servers in webworkers (like this or this, so it would seem that at least a very large subset of the functionality could be done in a webworker. Now that all major browsers support the sync filehandle API in webworkers, the changes would probably be very simple, just a matter of adding an abstraction layer between the server and the underlying fs (so maybe even just adding a layer for fs, path, etc. calls).
Or maybe I missed it and this is already possible? If not, is there any interest? Should I have a try?
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It would be great to be able to support
sqlite3
wasm running entirely in the browser. My understanding is that everything is there for supporting and consuming language servers in webworkers (like this or this, so it would seem that at least a very large subset of the functionality could be done in a webworker. Now that all major browsers support the sync filehandle API in webworkers, the changes would probably be very simple, just a matter of adding an abstraction layer between the server and the underlying fs (so maybe even just adding a layer forfs
,path
, etc. calls).Or maybe I missed it and this is already possible? If not, is there any interest? Should I have a try?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: