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[Feature]: Fabric.js support for webworkers #10042

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girish1729 opened this issue Aug 6, 2024 · 2 comments
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[Feature]: Fabric.js support for webworkers #10042

girish1729 opened this issue Aug 6, 2024 · 2 comments

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Description

I have seen multiple discussions on fabric.js webworkers here.

There is suggestion to use the node package which works well for my API purposes but I can't see how to import them in a webworker.

This line:

import * ad fabric from 'fabric/node';

does not work in webworker.

Are thre any plans?

I see discussions till 2023 with no conclusive evidence.

I need this to get my image filters working async.

Current State

All dicussions are dated with old code.

Additional Context

If I could help in some way or contribute code I will be glad.

Thanks.

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asturur commented Aug 6, 2024

there is a full demo somewhere of webworkers in browser, but the strategy to make it solid wasn't clear.

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asturur commented Aug 6, 2024

#8774

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