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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 4 included reviews per hour; 3 remain after this review. WalkthroughRust (Wasm) support was added through a Miri-based WebAssembly runtime. The change registers the language, adds a starter template, updates editor and SDK integrations, documents the runtime API, adds localization, and includes end-to-end coverage. ChangesRust Wasm support
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant StarterTemplate
participant RustRuntime
participant RustWorker
participant MiriToolchain
User->>StarterTemplate: Load Rust Wasm starter
StarterTemplate->>RustRuntime: Wait for loaded and call run(input)
RustRuntime->>RustWorker: Initialize and execute Rust source
RustWorker->>MiriToolchain: Load toolchain and run source
MiriToolchain-->>RustWorker: Return output and exit code
RustWorker-->>RustRuntime: Publish execution result
RustRuntime-->>StarterTemplate: Update counter and greeting
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Rust Wasm runs can become permanently stuck after initialization or execution failures, making the new language unreliable until the page is reloaded. Resolve these runtime recovery issues before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@docs/docs/languages/rust-wasm.mdx`:
- Line 42: Update the execution-context description near the livecodes.rust API
documentation to state that Rust runs in a worker-based runtime, not directly in
the result-page context, and that result-page JavaScript communicates with it
through livecodes.rust.
In `@src/livecodes/languages/rust-wasm/lang-rust-wasm-script.ts`:
- Line 99: Update the worker initialization error branch to call teardown()
immediately after failAll(new Error(msg.message)). Ensure the failed worker and
rejected ready promise are cleared so a subsequent ensureReady() can create a
replacement worker.
- Line 104: Localize the Rust runtime’s application-owned fallback diagnostics
at the error messages near lines 104, 129, 148, and 229 using the supported
translation flow, while leaving compiler and program stderr unchanged. Update
the relevant Rust worker script symbols and run the i18n export command to
register the new translation keys.
- Line 128: Update the boot-timer failure path around teardown() so the
ensureReady() promise is settled before teardown clears settleReady and
failAll() processes pending requests. Preserve rejection propagation for callers
awaiting ensureLoaded() and rust.run(), ensuring no initialization or run
promise remains pending.
- Line 145: Remove the pending[id] deletion from the timeout callback so the
timed-out request remains registered until failAll() executes; rely on failAll()
to reject and remove all pending requests, ensuring rust.run() and the load
handler settle.
In `@src/livecodes/languages/rust-wasm/lang-rust-wasm.ts`:
- Line 7: Keep the literal title in the Rust Wasm language specification for
alias matching, but localize it at the user-facing consumers, including
createLanguageMenus, using the established translateString lookup. Then run npm
run i18n-export so the label is included in exported translations.
In `@src/livecodes/templates/starter/rust-wasm-starter.ts`:
- Line 35: Update the flow around livecodes.rust.run so failed results with
output set to null are handled before calling update. Guard output or process
error first, ensure the button is re-enabled on failure, and preserve the
existing output update behavior for successful runs.
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Correct the execution-context description.
The Rust runtime is worker-based. Rust code does not run in the result-page context. This statement can make users expect DOM or window access from Rust. State that result-page JavaScript communicates with the Rust runtime through livecodes.rust.
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In `@docs/docs/languages/rust-wasm.mdx` at line 42, Update the execution-context
description near the livecodes.rust API documentation to state that Rust runs in
a worker-based runtime, not directly in the result-page context, and that
result-page JavaScript communicates with it through livecodes.rust.
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| settleReady?.(new Error(msg.message)); | ||
| settleReady = null; | ||
| failAll(new Error(msg.message)); |
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Reset the runner after a worker initialization error.
The error branch rejects ready but leaves the rejected promise and failed worker in place. A later ensureReady() call sees a truthy ready and cannot spawn a replacement worker. Call teardown() after failAll(...) so the next call can create a new worker.
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In `@src/livecodes/languages/rust-wasm/lang-rust-wasm-script.ts` at line 99,
Update the worker initialization error branch to call teardown() immediately
after failAll(new Error(msg.message)). Ensure the failed worker and rejected
ready promise are cleared so a subsequent ensureReady() can create a replacement
worker.
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Localize the Rust runtime’s application-owned diagnostics.
The Rust script sends these messages to the result console, which src/livecodes/toolspane/console.ts renders in the application UI. Route the fallback text at lines 104, 129, 148, and 229 through the supported translation flow. Keep compiler and program stderr unchanged. Run npm run i18n-export.
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In `@src/livecodes/languages/rust-wasm/lang-rust-wasm-script.ts` at line 104,
Localize the Rust runtime’s application-owned fallback diagnostics at the error
messages near lines 104, 129, 148, and 229 using the supported translation flow,
while leaving compiler and program stderr unchanged. Update the relevant Rust
worker script symbols and run the i18n export command to register the new
translation keys.
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Settle ensureReady() before teardown clears settleReady.
When the boot timer fires, teardown() clears settleReady before failAll() runs. Run requests enter pending only after ensureReady() resolves, so failAll() cannot reject the initialization promise. Callers awaiting ensureLoaded() and rust.run() can remain pending indefinitely.
Settle the readiness promise before teardown.
Proposed fix
bootTimer = setTimeout(() => {
- teardown();
- failAll(new Error('Timed out while loading the Rust toolchain.'));
+ const error = new Error('Timed out while loading the Rust toolchain.');
+ settleReady?.(error);
+ settleReady = null;
+ failAll(error);
+ teardown();
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| teardown(); | |
| const error = new Error('Timed out while loading the Rust toolchain.'); | |
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| settleReady = null; | |
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In `@src/livecodes/languages/rust-wasm/lang-rust-wasm-script.ts` at line 128,
Update the boot-timer failure path around teardown() so the ensureReady()
promise is settled before teardown clears settleReady and failAll() processes
pending requests. Preserve rejection propagation for callers awaiting
ensureLoaded() and rust.run(), ensuring no initialization or run promise remains
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Keep the timed-out request until failAll() rejects it.
The timeout callback deletes pending[id] before failAll() runs. The current promise then remains pending, so rust.run() and the load handler do not settle. Remove this deletion and let failAll() reject and remove every pending request.
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const timer = setTimeout(() => {
- delete pending[id];
// Miri has no way to be preempted, so abandon the worker entirely.
teardown();
failAll(new Error('Rust execution timed out; the interpreter was restarted.'));
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In `@src/livecodes/languages/rust-wasm/lang-rust-wasm-script.ts` at line 145,
Remove the pending[id] deletion from the timeout callback so the timed-out
request remains registered until failAll() executes; rely on failAll() to reject
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| export const rustWasm: LanguageSpecs = { | ||
| name: 'rust-wasm', | ||
| title: 'Rust (Wasm)', |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Localize the Rust (Wasm) label at its UI consumers.
LanguageSpecs.title values are literal labels, and createLanguageMenus renders them directly. The i18n exporter only collects translateString calls, so it does not export this field. Add a translation lookup for this label at the user-facing consumers, then run npm run i18n-export. Keep the literal title for alias matching.
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In `@src/livecodes/languages/rust-wasm/lang-rust-wasm.ts` at line 7, Keep the
literal title in the Rust Wasm language specification for alias matching, but
localize it at the user-facing consumers, including createLanguageMenus, using
the established translateString lookup. Then run npm run i18n-export so the
label is included in exported translations.
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| button.disabled = true; | ||
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| const {output, error, exitCode} = await livecodes.rust.run(window.count); |
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Handle error results before calling update. When livecodes.rust.run fails, it returns output: null. update() then calls output.split(...), throws, and never re-enables the button. Guard output or handle error before updating the result.
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In `@src/livecodes/templates/starter/rust-wasm-starter.ts` at line 35, Update the
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ℹ️ No critical issues — minor suggestions inline.
Reviewed changes — initial review of the full PR (2 commits, 26 files):
rust-wasmlanguage — Miri (the Rust mid-level IR interpreter) compiled to WebAssembly, with a pass-through compiler and a worker-based runner (lang-rust-wasm-script.ts) that downloads the toolchain/sysroot on first boot (300 s boot timeout, 30 s run timeout, worker teardown + respawn on hang) and exposeslivecodes.rust.run/input/output/exitCode/loadedwithliveReload.- Editor support — Monaco (
rust), CodeMirror (codemirror-lang-rust), CodeJar (rust),scriptType: 'text/rust-wasm',compiledCodeLanguage: 'rust', extensionsrs/rust/wasm.rs/rs-wasm. - Starter template & registration —
rust-wasm-starter.tscounter demo +rust.svg, registered in the app (templates/starter), command menu, Cloudflarefunctions/vendors/templates.js, PHPstarter-templates.json, SDKTemplateName,TemplateAlias. - Docs & i18n —
rust-wasm.mdxlanguage page,language-info.htmlsection, en locale keys, README badge 101→102,vendor-licenses.md(Miri,browser_wasi_shim, Rust) and reclaims the misplacedzig-wasmentries in the docs-site component lists + storybook. - Verification — e2e starter test; I also ran the deployed demo: the ~55 MB toolchain download → Miri compile/run pipeline works (stdout
Rust\n0in the console pane), compile errors surface fullrustcdiagnostics, and therust-wasm.mdxdemo code is genuinely executable (it prints the documented word counts). Lint, prettier, app/docs typecheck, andtest:i18n-exportare all clean locally.
ℹ️ Non-English locale files are missing the new Rust strings
The PR adds rustWasm.name/desc/link and templates.starter.rust-wasm to the en locale only. The other 17 locales (e.g. ar/language-info.ts still lacks rustWasm, while it carries zigWasm) fall back to English at runtime via fallbackLng: 'en', so nothing breaks — but the repo convention, which the zig-wasm addition followed, is to add placeholder keys in every locale. Worth doing for consistency, ideally by running the same flow used for zig-wasm.
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# Non-English locale strings for rust-wasm
## Affected sites
- src/livecodes/i18n/locales/{ar,bn,de,es,fa,fr,hi,hu,id,it,ja,nl,pt,ru,tr,ur,zh-CN}/language-info.ts — missing `rustWasm: { name, desc, link }`
- src/livecodes/i18n/locales/{ar,bn,de,es,fa,fr,hi,hu,id,it,ja,nl,pt,ru,tr,tr,ur,zh-CN}/translation.ts — missing `templates.starter.rust-wasm`
## Required outcome
- Each locale's `language-info.ts` and `translation.ts` includes the new keys (English strings are the existing convention for languages the translators haven't touched; `zigWasm` is the reference).
- `git grep -l "zigWasm" src/livecodes/i18n/locales/*/language-info.ts` shows the locales to update.
## Notes
- Not build-breaking: `tsconfig.json` excludes `src/livecodes/i18n/locales/**` and `test:i18n-export` only compares against `en`, so `tsc --noEmit`, lint, and prepush all pass as-is today.ℹ️ Nitpicks
RUN_TIMEOUT_MS = 30_000will kill even legitimate long-running interpreted programs and discards the warm worker (next run respawns and re-downloads the toolchain from HTTP cache).zig-wasmallows 120 s; worth confirming 30 s is the intended budget.rust-wasm.mdxstates "Miri built against Rust 1.79 (2024-06-15)", but the toolchain demonstrably compilesuse std::collections::HashMap;(lands in upstream Rust 1.85) — the stated version and the shipped sysroot look out of sync; please double-check.- The new e2e test destructures an unused
editorfixture.
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On a silent boot stall (no ready/error message within 300 s), this path calls teardown(), which nulls settleReady without settling the boot promise, and failAll() can only reject entries in pending — which is still empty since the caller's run() promise is chained on ensureReady(). The result page hangs on "loading" indefinitely. zig-wasm's init() rejects the awaiting caller on its boot timeout instead; consider rejecting the boot ready promise here before tearing down.
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The docs claim loaded rejects on failure, but the implementation never rejects — setResult() always sets rust.ready = true (even on error), so the poll resolves. Either align the docs or surface boot failure through loaded (like zig-wasm does with its failed flag).
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Tight margin: the runner's boot budget is 300 s (BOOT_TIMEOUT_MS) while this test's first-run assertion waits at most 280 s — on a slow cold-CI download the button can still be disabled when the check gives up. Consider matching the assertion timeout to the boot budget.
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ℹ️ No critical issues — one stale doc claim to fix inline.
Reviewed changes — incremental review of PR #1027 after the format rust commit (e2e8069), the delta against the prior Pullfrog review (head 88239e2):
- Rust prettier formatter —
lang-rust-wasm.tsnow declaresformatter: { prettier: { name: 'rust', pluginUrls: [parserPlugins.rust] } },ParserNamegains'rust', andvendors.tspins@live-codes/prettier-plugin-rust@0.2.0/index.global.js. Verified published at the pinned version; the bundle tail self-registers onglobalThis.prettierPlugins.rust(matching theformat.worker.tsimportScripts+plugins: prettierPluginsmechanism used by php/minizinc) and exposes parsers under both'rust'and'jinx-rust', so the formatter'sname: 'rust'resolves correctly. monaco-languages0.3.1 → 0.3.2 — patch bump riding in the same commit; both versions exportrust.js, soMonacorust support is unaffected.
Prior Pullfrog threads (boot-stall hang in lang-rust-wasm-script.ts:129, loaded doc claim in rust-wasm.mdx:45, e2e margin in starter.spec.ts:247) remain open and were neither touched nor addressed by this delta.
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Description
This PR adds language support for Rust using Miri compiled to WebAssembly
demo: https://rust.livecodes.pages.dev/?template=rust-wasm
Also editor support with auto-complete, snippets, hover info and go-to-definition.
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