feat: implement contract graph → Soroban WASM compilation pipeline#42
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Introduce server-side codegen and POST /api/compile so visual block graphs compile to deployable WASM, with validation, structured errors, and deploy flow integration.
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Summary
Implements the core compilation pipeline for LumensBlock: visual block graphs are validated, converted to Soroban Rust source, compiled to WASM via
cargo, and wired into the deploy flow.Changes
frontend/src/lib/compile/){ code, message }errorscargo build --target wasm32-unknown-unknown --releasewrapperPOST /api/compile— Accepts a graph, returns base64 WASM or a compilation errordeployContract()calls the compile endpoint;DeployButtonsurfaces human-readable errorsnpm testBlockEditor.tsxandToolbar.tsxApproach
Server-side codegen (graph JSON → generated Rust → WASM) rather than pre-compiled templates, for flexibility as block types grow.
Test plan
npm test— validation and codegen unit tests passnpx tsc --noEmit— type-check passeswasm32-unknown-unknownfor full WASM compilation locallyCloses #3.