Samsung/WATT

Name: WATT

Owner: Samsung

Description: A Web Assembly Translation Toolkit (WATT), a new Web Assembly (WASM) application authoring tool that allows developers to create a WASM based library easily and use it to create WASM based applications.

Created: 2017-07-27 07:41:36.0

Updated: 2018-01-11 11:03:36.0

Pushed: 2018-01-04 06:55:24.0

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Size: 77874

Language: JavaScript

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README

WATT (WebAssembly Translation Toolkit)

WATT is server-based WebAssembly IDE.

If you want to contribute code, please check the contribution guidelines.

Prerequisites

• Install Node (>= v6.95 LTS Version) v6.9.5 is recommended because of v8-debug dependency.
• Install MongoDB
• Install Emscripten

Optional dependencies

1. Tizen SDK for building .wgt packages
   • Install Tizen SDK
   • Install Tizen SDK Native CLI development packages
     • For IDE Tizen SDK installer use Tizen Package Manager GUI and install Native CLI from Tizen SDK tools
     • For CLI Tizen SDK installer use package-manager-cli.bin in TIZEN_SDK_PATH/package-manager

       ckage-manager-cli.bin install NativeCLI
       

   • Add tizen CLI-tool to the system PATH in the terminal where you run WATT

     rt PATH=$PATH:TIZEN_SDK_PATH/tools/ide/bin/
     

Quick Start

• Getting the sources:

  clone https://github.com/Samsung/WATT.git
  ATT
  

• Start the server:

WATT will run some internal executable files,

for this, WATT needs set paths of executable files on System Environment Variable(PATH).

If you don't start the server with launch, WATT could not provide full functionality.

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Tests

To run the test suite, first install the dependencies, then run npm test:

install
test

• Connect to the web server, the service is provided with port number 3000:

  rowser, http://localhost:3000/
  

License

Refer WATT License