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Now that elk supports libavoid, will libavoid find its way into elkjs? #210

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zsoerenm opened this issue Jan 25, 2023 · 6 comments
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@zsoerenm
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Now that elk supports libavoid (see eclipse/elk#886), will libavoid find its way into elkjs?
I know that libavoid is a separate C++ library and cannot be transpiled to Javascript, but maybe it can be compiled to WASM and used from there?

@zsoerenm zsoerenm added the bug label Jan 25, 2023
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Currently this is not planed.
@spoenemann Do you have any plans for this?

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No plans but check out the discussion at mjwybrow/adaptagrams#44

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crystalthoughts commented Apr 10, 2024

Any update on this? I must say that the readme is quite misleading /confusing in the FAQs section- a short summary of the status of all the mentioned items would save people from a lot of digging through a web of related issue tags.
For example, a list of currently supported algorithms ( I know there's a function for it...)

Thanks for your contributions however!

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We cannot transpile our libavoid wrapper from Java to Javascript.

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Are you aware of https://github.com/Aksem/libavoid-js
I see they have a wasm module in the repo that I tested out. Perhaps integrating that into elk is not so easy though?

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I am aware of this but integrating this into elkjs might not be trivial, and I generally lack time.

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