Add WASM Support #77
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- unfortunately currently, we can not import the local crate but need to use the one currently present in the git repository. - See rust-lang/cargo#9518
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Note that the most recent commits are part of an effort to have an intermediate package which can be used for publishing to crates.io. |
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This PR makes the
crates_io_apipackage able to be used in a WASM context. Some functionality such asstd::timeneeded to be replaced with theweb_timecrate which exportsstd::timefor non-wasm systems (such asx86). In total this PR does 3 things:utils.rsasync_client.rsfile such that it can be compiled with thewasm32-unknown-unknowntarget triple.All tests are still passing. Users which have used this package should not be affected by any of the changes made. Let me know what you think.