[v1.2.13][Nodejs]ReferenceError: WebAssembly is not defined while running webpack

[Fi2zz]

please see the detail below

[bummoblizard]

WebAssembly is unavailable in iOS's Node.js because of the absence of JIT support. Does your code call WebAssembly anywhere?

[Fi2zz]

WebAssembly is unavailable in iOS's Node.js because of the absence of JIT support. Does your code call WebAssembly anywhere?

no，just run webpack command，outcome this error

[bummoblizard]

Looks like webpack calls WebAssembly.Module in one of its functions. We need a way to disable that behaviour.

[bummoblizard]

Specify this in package.json: webpack-cli: "3.3.12". It's a workaround.

[Fi2zz]

i'm working on replacing WebAssembly of webpack

[Fi2zz]

Hello, i found a way in webpack's doc webpack output.hashFunction

[Fi2zz]

Finally worked!

[bummoblizard]

Great! Congrats 👏

I will make sure to document this somewhere.

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[luni-moon]

Here’s my two cents. WebAssembly shouldn’t - and isn’t - intended to work on iOS/iPadOS devices, so this is odd that it worked.

[bummoblizard]

Here’s my two cents. WebAssembly shouldn’t - and isn’t - intended to work on iOS/iPadOS devices, so this is odd that it worked.

There is a hash function in webpack that uses webassembly. Turns out there is a way to override it with a custom implementation. The method is shown by the op.

[luni-moon]

Here’s my two cents. WebAssembly shouldn’t - and isn’t - intended to work on iOS/iPadOS devices, so this is odd that it worked.

There is a hash function in webpack that uses webassembly. Turns out there is a way to override it with a custom implementation. The method is shown by the op.

My bad, must’ve missed that. Usually WebAssembly does not work on iOS and iPadOS devices, which is why I said that. Thanks for letting me know!