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WalkthroughThis change adds Odin (Wasm) as a LiveCodes language. It includes WASI and page execution paths, an Odin counter starter, language documentation, and editor, template, and embed integrations. It also updates the documented Crystal WASM compiler version. ChangesOdin WebAssembly
Crystal WASM documentation
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~50 minutes Change: Feature Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to
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Review comments at @docs/docs/languages/odin-wasm.mdx:
- Line 203: Update the `args` description to state that arguments are passed to
the program only when using the `wasi_wasm32` target; leave the `compileArgs`
and `target` descriptions unchanged.
- Line 226: Update the documentation statement about non-returning programs to
distinguish the two targets: clarify that wasi_wasm32 occupies its worker
without blocking the page’s main thread, while js_wasm32 can block the tab.
Review comments at @src/livecodes/languages/odin-wasm/lang-odin-wasm-script.ts:
- Around line 278-303: Track a run generation in the `odinWasm.run` flow and
pass it through `runOnPage` to `runModuleOnPage`; increment it for every run,
and have each `requestAnimationFrame` callback return without stepping or
scheduling another frame when its generation is stale. This must stop an earlier
`js_wasm32` loop after any subsequent run, including a WASI run.
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| `args` is passed to the program as its command-line arguments, `compileArgs` is added to the `odin build` command line, and `target` selects the target the program is built for (`wasi_wasm32`, the default, which runs on a WASI host, or `js_wasm32`, which runs on the browser's JavaScript runtime). |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Limit the args claim to the WASI target.
When a user selects js_wasm32, the page-run path does not pass args to the program. The worker-run path passes args only when it runs a WASI program. State this target restriction here, or pass the arguments through the page runtime. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @docs/docs/languages/odin-wasm.mdx at line 203:
Update the `args` description to state that arguments are passed to the program
only when using the `wasi_wasm32` target; leave the `compileArgs` and `target`
descriptions unchanged.
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| - The `vendor` collection is not shipped: a program that imports a `vendor:` package will not find it. | ||
| - No threads, files, sockets or subprocesses: WASI preview 1 has none, and a program is given an empty filesystem. | ||
| - A program that never returns blocks the tab; both targets run synchronously. |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Distinguish a blocked worker from a blocked tab.
If a wasi_wasm32 program never returns, it occupies the worker. It does not block the page's main thread. A non-returning js_wasm32 program can block the tab. State the limitation separately for each target. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @docs/docs/languages/odin-wasm.mdx at line 226:
Update the documentation statement about non-returning programs to distinguish
the two targets: clarify that wasi_wasm32 occupies its worker without blocking
the page’s main thread, while js_wasm32 can block the tab.
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| if (exports.step) { | ||
| // An interactive program: drive it once per frame, and let it keep writing to the console. | ||
| const context = exports.default_context_ptr ? exports.default_context_ptr() : 0; | ||
| let previous: number | undefined; | ||
| const frame = (timestamp: number) => { | ||
| if (previous === undefined) previous = timestamp; | ||
| const dt = (timestamp - previous) * 0.001; | ||
| previous = timestamp; | ||
| let keepGoing = false; | ||
| try { | ||
| keepGoing = exports.step(dt, context); | ||
| } catch (error) { | ||
| odinWasm.error = `The program trapped: ${getErrorMessage(error)}`; | ||
| console.error(odinWasm.error); | ||
| return; | ||
| } | ||
| if (!keepGoing) { | ||
| call('_end'); | ||
| odinWasm.output = output.join(''); | ||
| return; | ||
| } | ||
| requestAnimationFrame(frame); | ||
| }; | ||
| requestAnimationFrame(frame); | ||
| return finish(0); | ||
| } |
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
🔎 Supported by static analysis
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sed -n '200,362p' src/livecodes/languages/odin-wasm/lang-odin-wasm-script.ts
sed -n '1,110p' src/livecodes/templates/starter/odin-wasm-starter.tsRepository: live-codes/livecodes
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printf '%s\n' '--- runner declarations and target defaults ---'
sed -n '1,220p' src/livecodes/languages/odin-wasm/lang-odin-wasm-script.ts
printf '%s\n' '--- target references in Odin language/starter/config scopes ---'
rg -n -F --glob '*.{ts,tsx,json,js}' -e 'js_wasm32' -e 'wasi_wasm32' -e 'DEFAULT_TARGET' -e 'odinWasm' src | head -240
printf '%s\n' '--- Odin language files ---'
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Stop the previous animation loop on every Odin run.
runModuleOnPage starts a requestAnimationFrame loop for js_wasm32 modules that export step. A later run does not invalidate that loop. Each later js_wasm32 run can add another loop, and even a later WASI run leaves the existing page loop active.
The starter button uses the default wasi_wasm32 target, so it does not exercise this page-step path unless custom settings select js_wasm32.
Proposed fix
+let runGeneration = 0;
const runModuleOnPage = async (
wasm: Uint8Array,
input: string,
+ generation: number,
): Promise<RunResult> => {
...
const frame = (timestamp: number) => {
+ if (generation !== runGeneration) return;
if (previous === undefined) previous = timestamp;
...
const runOnPage = async (
code: string,
input: string,
settings: OdinWasmSettings,
runner: Runner,
+ generation: number,
): Promise<RunResult> => {
...
- return await runModuleOnPage(new Uint8Array(compiled.wasm), input);
+ return await runModuleOnPage(new Uint8Array(compiled.wasm), input, generation);
...
odinWasm.run = async (input?: string) => {
+ const generation = ++runGeneration;
const stdin = `${input ?? odinWasm.input ?? ''}`;
...
- return runOnPage(code, stdin, settings, runner);
+ return runOnPage(code, stdin, settings, runner, generation);🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Review comment at @src/livecodes/languages/odin-wasm/lang-odin-wasm-script.ts
around lines 278 - 303:
Track a run generation in the `odinWasm.run` flow and pass it through
`runOnPage` to `runModuleOnPage`; increment it for every run, and have each
`requestAnimationFrame` callback return without stepping or scheduling another
frame when its generation is stale. This must stop an earlier `js_wasm32` loop
after any subsequent run, including a WASI run.
After applying the fix, consider running `coderabbit review --agent` for local
review. Visit https://docs.coderabbit.ai/cli?utm_source=ghpr
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test:i18n-export fails on this PR — the committed language-info.lokalise.json notes for the Odin section do not match what the export tooling regenerates from language-info.html. I reproduced it locally (npm run test:i18n-export → "File contents do not match for language-info.lokalise.json"). Fix before merge; details inline.
Reviewed changes
- Adds
odin-wasmend to end: language spec + unit test, worker-backed runtime script (WASI-in-worker andjs_wasm32-on-page paths), starter template andodin.svg, docs page, en i18n, editor mappings, CDN vendor URL, build entry, e2e starter test, all six storybook framework stories, template lists, README badge, skill reference, and vendor licenses. - The runtime glue looks right: it reuses
createWorkerRunner/runCompiler/createLoadingReporter, parks the runner andinitpromise on the persistedlivecodes.odinWasmnamespace, givesloadeda reject path, and matches the package API (createCompiler/run/compile/dispose) I verified against@live-codes/odin-wasm@0.2.0. - Checks I ran locally: unit spec (5/5),
typecheck:app,typecheck:docs, eslint and prettier on the changed files all pass;typecheck:storybookhas pre-existing errors instorybook/common/*unrelated to this PR.
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Re-reviewed the PR after the latest push. The only change since the prior pullfrog review is a Crystal toolchain upgrade; the earlier review's findings were verified addressed and their threads retired.
- Upgraded the bundled Crystal compiler to
@live-codes/crystal-wasm@0.3.0(from0.2.0) and updated the Crystal docs version note toCrystal v1.22.0, dropping the now-obsolete "1.17.0 only" limitation. The package still shipsdist/crystal-wasm.global.js(globalcrystalWasm) and theassets/crystal/layout, andcreateCompiler/runreturn the same{ output, errors, exitCode }shape the worker expects, so the glue needs no changes.
Verified locally: npm run test:i18n-export → "All files match.", npx jest src/livecodes/languages/odin-wasm 5/5, npm run typecheck:app clean.
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