[REQ] Windows support

[yuri-kiss]

You cannot build on Windows because you use shell scripts and even after that emscripten says the flags you use are invalid.

Also note: Can you please list the emscripten-sdk version that you use?

i did this stuff on my fork: https://github.com/surv-is-a-dev/wasmoon

[neico]

The flags have been removed in #131,
and for running the shell scripts on windows you could use WSL (grab the command from package.json scripts and prepend wsl to it)

A quick and dirty way to add support for windows would be to provide .bat files with the same name for every .sh file and query if wsl is available, and if it is call the .sh scripts with the wsl command.
Something like:

@echo off

set "ScriptPath=%~dp0"
set "ScriptName=%~n0"

wsl ""echo test"" >NUL 2>&1
if %ERRORLEVEL% NEQ 0 exit /B %ERRORLEVEL%

wsl ""%ScriptPath%/%ScriptName%""

[yuri-kiss]

The flags have been removed in #131, and for running the shell scripts on windows you could use WSL (grab the command from package.json scripts and prepend wsl to it)

A quick and dirty way to add support for windows would be to provide .bat files with the same name for every .sh file and query if wsl is available, and if it is call the .sh scripts with the wsl command. Something like:

@echo off

set "ScriptPath=%~dp0"
set "ScriptName=%~n0"

wsl ""echo test"" >NUL 2>&1
if %ERRORLEVEL% NEQ 0 exit /B %ERRORLEVEL%

wsl ""%ScriptPath%/%ScriptName%""

WSL is not a viable solution for me; its also just possible to not use shell scripts

[ceifa]

I run it on windows using docker with npm run build:wasm:docker, but the script is so simple you probably can run it with git bash emulator. Another option would be use zx on the project.

[yuri-kiss]

I run it on windows using docker with npm run build:wasm:docker, but the script is so simple you probably can run it with git bash emulator. Another option would be use zx on the project.

I like the ZX idea because I have already made a node-js script for building this project once so it'd be a fitting change, using docker is overkill and takes up to much CPU and space for me and my friends