This is the start of some ideas about making raylib games in JS for the web. It includes raylib 4.5.0.

# run local development web-server
npm start

It live-reloads, so it can be a great way to prototype some raylib code, even for other languages/platforms.

You can include raylib.js in your project to get started. Have a look at basic.html to see how to use it.

You can also use it directly in a codepen for quick demos and such.

It is also provided via this CDN link:

<script type="module" src="https://raylib.surge.sh/raylib.js"></script>

This is not needed for regular use, but here is how I created the wasm/wrapper, which requires docker:

npm run build