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README.md

TypeScript Bindings

This directory contains JavaScript code to automatically derive TypeScript bindings for the C API, which are published on npm as z3-solver.

The readme for the bindings themselves is located in PUBLISHED_README.md.

Building

You'll need to have emscripten set up, along with all of its dependencies. The easiest way to do that is with emsdk.

Then run npm i to install dependencies, npm run build:ts to build the TypeScript wrapper, and npm run build:wasm to build the wasm artifact.

Tests

Current tests are very minimal: test-ts-api.ts contains a couple real cases translated very mechanically from this file.