@tellegen/engine 0.4.0 → 0.4.1

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package/README.md CHANGED
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  The wasm files are resolved relative to the package module. Host apps must serve
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  package asset files from `node_modules`.
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+ A host that preloads or budgets the engine's two large assets names them by
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+ export rather than by path: `@tellegen/engine/wasm` is the WebAssembly binary
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+ and `@tellegen/engine/places` the populated places table. In Vite, import them
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+ with `?url`:
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+ ```ts
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+ import engineWasmUrl from "@tellegen/engine/wasm?url";
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+ import placesUrl from "@tellegen/engine/places?url";
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+ ```
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+ Elsewhere, `import.meta.resolve("@tellegen/engine/wasm")` gives the file's URL.
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+ `syntheticPlacesUrl()` returns the places table's URL at run time.
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  Under a Content Security Policy the engine needs `script-src 'wasm-unsafe-eval'`
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  (to compile WebAssembly; never `'unsafe-eval'`) and `worker-src 'self'`: its
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  workers are same-origin module workers.
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  The package ships data from third parties:
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- - **Natural Earth** populated places (`dist/data/populated_places.json`) and
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- country areas (compiled into the wasm): public domain,
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+ - **Natural Earth** v5.1.2 populated places (`dist/data/populated_places.json`,
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+ which names the release and its source file's SHA-256) and country areas
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+ (compiled into the wasm): public domain,
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  [naturalearthdata.com](https://www.naturalearthdata.com/about/terms-of-use/).
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  - **Ember**, *Yearly Electricity Data*, through **Our World in Data**,
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  *Energy dataset*: national electricity demand, compiled into the wasm.