[AUDIO_WORKLET] Support locateFile when loading audio worklet js file #20318
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Needs rebase & conflict fix. |
src/library_webaudio.js
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| // TODO: In MINIMAL_RUNTIME builds, read this file off of a preloaded Blob, and/or embed from a string like with WASM_WORKERS==2 mode. | |||
| audioWorklet.addModule('{{{ TARGET_BASENAME }}}.aw.js').then(() => { | |||
| audioWorklet.addModule(locateFile('{{{ TARGET_BASENAME }}}.aw.js')).then(() => { | |||
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Does locateFile exist under MINIMAL_RUNTIME?
Can we get a test for this?
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That too, yeah.
Ideally, I'd rather merge aw.js into main JS, just like we did for pthread workers - there's nothing stopping it, and it would result in one less tiny file to download and worry about.
For now, any fix would be great though, given how long it's been broken.
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I updated the PR, however I don't now how do you want to test this.
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Finally it didn't pass the existing tests anyway
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For testing, you could copy one of the existing audio worklet tests in test_browser.py but generate the JS in a subfolder - that should reproduce the original issue.
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The existing tests are already parameterised over various compile options, so should be able to check MINIMAL_RUNTIME vs MODULARIZE vs others as well.
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This change would be of great help for me! Would love to see this added <3 |
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| // TODO: In MINIMAL_RUNTIME builds, read this file off of a preloaded Blob, | |||
| // and/or embed from a string like with WASM_WORKERS==2 mode. | |||
| audioWorklet.addModule('{{{ TARGET_BASENAME }}}.aw.js').then(() => { | |||
| audioWorklet.addModule(locateFile('{{{ TARGET_BASENAME }}}.aw.js')).then(() => { | |||
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How about
audioWorklet.addModule(
#if MINIMAL_RUNTIME
'{{{ TARGET_BASENAME }}}.aw.js'
#else
locateFile('{{{ TARGET_BASENAME }}}.aw.js')
#endif
).then(() => {
The locateFile function does not currently exist in MINIMAL_RUNTIME.
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I think we also need the new URL(...) pattern here as well for ES6 bundlers.
Essentially copy the pattern from regular ww.js workers.
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@sbc100 At this point, maybe this should be a parseTools macro for arbitrary resources?
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If you can think of way to express that that SGTM
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Since original PR author might not be around, I posted a PR #24044 to gate the MINIMAL_RUNTIME part, and add a test.
parseTools macro and ES6 bundlers are good ideas that can be added in later PRs.
Fixes: #20316