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ruffle-web is a Wasm version of Ruffle, intended for use by either
using the ruffle-selfhosted
or ruffle-extension
NPM packages.
This project is split into two parts: The actual Flash player written in Rust, and a javascript interface to it. Most of the time, you will be building the actual rust part through the npm build scripts.
Please refer to our wiki for instructions on how to use Ruffle either on your own website, or as a browser extension.
We compile Ruffle down to a Wasm (WebAssembly) binary, which will be loaded into web pages either deliberately (installing the selfhosted package onto the website), or injected by users as a browser extension.
By default we will detect and replace any embedded Flash content on websites with the Ruffle player (we call this "polyfilling"), but this can be configured by the website. This means that Ruffle is an "out of the box" solution for getting Flash to work again; include Ruffle and it should just work™.
For rendering the content, we prefer to use WebGL. WebGL is very accurate, hardware-accelerated and very fast, but is not universally supported. Additionally, many privacy related browsers or extensions will disable WebGL by default. For this reason, we include a fallback using the canvas API.
Before you are able to build this project, you must first install a few dependencies:
Follow the instructions to install rust on your machine.
We do not have a Minimum Supported Rust Version policy. If it fails to build, it's likely you may need
to update to the latest stable version of rust. You may run rustup update
to do this (if you installed
rust using the above instructions).
For the compiler to be able to output WebAssembly, an additional target has to be added to it: rustup target add wasm32-unknown-unknown
Follow the instructions to install node.js on your machine.
We recommend using the currently active LTS 12, but we do also run tests with maintenance LTS 10.
This can be installed with cargo install wasm-bindgen-cli --version 0.2.69
. Be sure to install this specific version of wasm-bindgen-cli
to match the version used by Ruffle.
This is optional, used to further optimize the built WebAssembly module. Some ways to install Binaryen:
sudo apt install binaryen
, sudo dnf install binaryen
)Just make sure the wasm-opt
program is in $PATH
, and that it works.
In this project, you may run the following commands to build all packages:
npm run bootstrap
npm run build
dist/
of each package (for example, ./packages/selfhosted/dist
),
save for the extension which is directory build/
.npm run build:avm_debug
to activate the (extremely verbose) actionscript debugging outputFrom here, you may follow the instructions to use Ruffle on your website,
or run a demo locally with npm run demo
.
To run all of the tests in this project, we currently require that you have Chrome installed to its default location.
First, ensure you've build every package (see above), and then run npm run test
to run the full suite of tests.
Please follow the general contribution guidelines for Ruffle.
In addition to those, we ask that you ensure that you pass all tests with npm run test
, and check the automatic code
linting & styler by running npm run format
before you commit.
Where possible, please add tests to all new functionality or bug fixes that you contribute.
Thank you!
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