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The async example in the readme is weird. It appears to be an example of tokio::sleep, where you synchronously call into your library before you sleep. Nothing
by CGamesPlay 1y ago
The async example in the readme is weird. It appears to be an example of tokio::sleep, where you synchronously call into your library before you sleep. Nothing about your library usage is async. In fact, the whole usage of the library is blocking, so I can't even call it from my existing async code. I'm expecting: I can call my async Rust function from JavaScript, and I can await a JavaScript async method. The example should at the very least be using `async fn main`.
- apatheticonion 1y agoYou're right. I've actually removed it because it doesn't make sense. There's now `call_blocking` and `call_async` to call a JavaScript function from Rust from normal and async call sites