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WebAssembly Integration Review
This PR adds WebAssembly support to the React Native app using react-native-webassembly. Here's my analysis:
✅ Positive Changes
- Clean integration of
react-native-webassemblyplugin - Proper Expo plugin configuration
- Good error handling structure with user-facing error display
- Appropriate use of
useEffectfor initialization - TypeScript interface definition for WASM exports
⚠️ Issues & Recommendations
Critical - Error Handling (app/wasm.tsx:30)
} catch (err) {
console.error('Error fetching WASM:', err);
setError(err instanceof Error ? err.message : 'Unknown error');
throw err; // ❌ This prevents UI from showing the error
}Fix: Remove the throw err; line to allow the UI to display the error message.
Performance - Network Request on Every Mount (app/wasm.tsx:16-35)
- WASM file is fetched from GitHub on every component mount
- No caching mechanism implemented
- Could cause unnecessary network requests and poor UX
Recommended approach:
- Bundle WASM locally in assets (as suggested in comments)
- Or implement proper caching with AsyncStorage
- Add loading state management
Type Safety - Hardcoded Parameters (app/wasm.tsx:23-25)
cartridgeaccount_new: (a: number, b: number, c: number, d: number, e: number, f: number, g: number, h: number, i: number, j: number, k: number, l: number, m: number) => void;- Parameter names are not descriptive (a, b, c, etc.)
- Should use proper TypeScript interfaces for WASM bindings
UI/UX - Missing Loading State
- No loading indicator while fetching WASM
- User has no feedback during initialization
Dependencies
- Adding
axiosjust for WASM fetching seems excessive - Could use native
fetchAPI instead - Consider if
react-native-webassembly@0.3.3is production-ready
🚀 Suggestions for Improvement
- Bundle WASM locally as suggested in the comments
- Add proper loading states and user feedback
- Implement proper TypeScript interfaces for WASM exports
- Consider removing axios dependency in favor of fetch
- Add error recovery mechanisms (retry logic, fallbacks)
- Add unit tests for WASM integration
- Document WASM module functionality and expected parameters
📋 Platform Compatibility
The react-native-webassembly library should work across iOS, Android, and Web, which aligns well with this UI library's cross-platform goals.
Overall, this is a good start for WebAssembly integration, but needs refinement for production use, particularly around error handling and performance optimizations.
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