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#!
/bin/bash
set
-e
#
optimized-wasm-build.sh
#
Performs a production build of the domainforge-core WASM bundle with SAFE optimizations.
echo
"
🚀 Starting Optimized WASM Build...
"
#
1. Clean previous builds
echo
"
🧹 Cleaning previous artifacts...
"
cargo clean -p domainforge-core --target wasm32-unknown-unknown
#
2. Build with wasm-pack
#
Note: Profile configuration in domainforge-core/Cargo.toml now enables wasm-opt
echo
"
🏗️ Building with wasm-pack (Release mode)...
"
#
Using --target web as a standard default, can be changed to --target nodejs if needed
wasm-pack build domainforge-core --target web --release --features wasm
#
3. Explicit Optimization (Verification Step)
#
Even though we enabled it in Cargo.toml, running it explicitly ensures it happens
#
and allows us to see the output stats.
WASM_FILE=
"
domainforge-core/pkg/domainforge_core_bg.wasm
"
OPTIMIZED_FILE=
"
domainforge-core/pkg/domainforge_core_bg.optimized.wasm
"
if
command
-v wasm-opt
>
/dev/null
2>&1
;
then
echo
"
🔧 Running explicit wasm-opt -Oz...
"
wasm-opt -Oz -o
"
$OPTIMIZED_FILE
"
"
$WASM_FILE
"
#
Compare sizes
ORIG_SIZE=
$(
stat -c%s
"
$WASM_FILE
"
)
OPT_SIZE=
$(
stat -c%s
"
$OPTIMIZED_FILE
"
)
echo
"
📊 Size Report:
"
echo
"
Original:
$(
numfmt --to=iec-i --suffix=B
$ORIG_SIZE
)
"
echo
"
Optimized:
$(
numfmt --to=iec-i --suffix=B
$OPT_SIZE
)
"
#
Replace if smaller
if
[
$OPT_SIZE
-lt
$ORIG_SIZE
]
;
then
echo
"
✅ Optimization successful! Replacing original file.
"
mv
"
$OPTIMIZED_FILE
"
"
$WASM_FILE
"
else
echo
"
⚠️ Optimization did not reduce size. Keeping original.
"
rm
"
$OPTIMIZED_FILE
"
fi
else
echo
"
⚠️ 'wasm-opt' not found in PATH. Skipping explicit optimization step.
"
echo
"
(Note: wasm-pack usually runs this internally if configured)
"
fi
#
4. Final Size Check
FINAL_SIZE=
$(
stat -c%s
"
$WASM_FILE
"
)
MAX_SIZE=
$((
2048
*
1024
))
#
2 MB
echo
"
----------------------------------------
"
echo
"
🏁 Final Bundle Size:
$(
numfmt --to=iec-i --suffix=B
$FINAL_SIZE
)
"
if
[
$FINAL_SIZE
-gt
$MAX_SIZE
]
;
then
echo
"
❌ WARNING: Bundle exceeds 0.5 MB limit!
"
else
echo
"
✅ SUCCESS: Bundle is under 0.5 MB limit.
"
fi
echo
"
----------------------------------------
"
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