ComputeKit | WASM + Worker Toolkit

ComputeKit Demo

Compute Logic (AssemblyScript)

          export function
          mandelbrot(

            w: i32, h:
          i32,

            zoom: f64, panX:
          f64, panY:
          f64

          ): Int32Array {

            // Heavy math loop...

            let iter =
          0;

            while(x*x + y*y <
          4) {

              x = x*x - y*y + cRe;

              y = 2*x*y + cIm;

              iter++;

            }

            return iterations;

          }
        

Max Iterations: 100

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Tip: Click "Run Blocking" to freeze the browser. Click "Run ComputeKit" for smooth, async execution.

Computing...

Time: 0ms

Mode: Idle

Resolution: 0x0

What is ComputeKit?

ComputeKit is a tiny toolkit that allows frontend developers to run heavy computations using WebAssembly + Web Workers with a simple async API.

Why use it?

No Rust required: Write compute functions in TypeScript-like AssemblyScript.
Non-blocking: Calculations run in a Web Worker, keeping the UI buttery smooth.
Automatic Workers: No need to manually manage `postMessage` or `worker.js` files.

Example Usage

import { compute } from '@computekit/core';

// Define function in ./compute/fib.as
const result = await compute.fibonacci(1000);

console.log(result); // UI never froze!

Performance

WebAssembly (WASM) runs at near-native speed. Combined with parallel processing via Workers, you can unlock performance previously impossible in the browser.

ComputeKit Documentation

What is ComputeKit?

Why use it?

Example Usage

Performance