abi•17mo ago

Using Rust FFI in a public Deno module

I'm writing a Deno module that I intend to publish on deno.land. It will be using a Rust library (public crate) via FFI. Are there any examples on how to do this properly?

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ioB•17mo ago

@load1n9 any thoughts here?

loading...•17mo ago

@.abiabi we don't really have too many examples but you could check the GitHub workflow files for https://github.com/load1n9/neko

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