Love.js - A Direct Emscripten Port

[Davidobot]

The love file has to be in the same folder as the player until we figure this out.

Happy Wednesday I attached a prototype thing I quickly whipped up that allows anyone to drag-and-drop a .love file into your player and it will run. It's incredibly ugly and I hacked together some code to make it work, but it works There is also a bunch of needless checks, and I disabled caching (bc I didn't have time to test it) and fallback to compatibility version (bc it needs to be slightly smarter than changing URL)

There is also a live version on my website: https://davidobot.net/lovejs/lovejsplayer/index.html

EDIT: I just want to add that nothing gets uploaded anywhere and it's pretty fast as the browser will be loading from your local FS.

EDIT 2: you can make compat work by probably pre-loading (depending on the user agent) the correct js files.

[gianmichele]

yep yep yep, definitely working. I love it!

[Popolon]

Nice job ! On Linux, it works perfectly on Falkon browser (Webkit based) but not at all on Firefox.
The Compatibility version work with Firefox.

[Stifu]

Nice job ! On Linux, it works perfectly on Falkon browser (Webkit based) but not at all on Firefox.
The Compatibility version work with Firefox.

I guess it doesn't work with Firefox simply because it's missing the required headers:

In Firefox, the normal version can throw Uncaught ReferenceError: SharedArrayBuffer is not defined. Fix is discussed here. TL;DR Enable the following HTML reponse headers on the website you're hosting your project on:

Cross-Origin-Opener-Policy: same-origin
Cross-Origin-Embedder-Policy: require-corp