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Yashodhan Joshi
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Jun 24, 2022 ⋅ 20 min read

Integrating a Svelte app with Rust using WebAssembly

Yashodhan Joshi I am a student interested in physics and systems programming currently exploring Rust and operating systems. I am also passionate about helping others learn.

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4 Replies to "Integrating a Svelte app with Rust using WebAssembly"

  1. Hey, As far as I have tried, it doesn’t work out of the box. The plugin is designed for rollup, and sveltekit uses vite, so there are some internal issues of configuration. As sveltekit is still pre-1.0 at the time of writing, there can be ongoing changes that can break the “hacks” that might be done to make the plugin work, so I haven’t tried those either. In short, the particular plugin approach shown will not work with sveltekit directly, at at least at the time of writing. Hope this helps!

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