Hi,

Is there any place or person that has an extensive example of using the JS port?

I have basic a example working but had to use a bunch of hacks. The below list contains what I have been able to do, how I did it, and stuff that was/is not clear to me.

I am only interested in using it on webpages, not a server backend.

1. Is there a prebuilt version of the port? I was able to do it finally in Linux but learned the hard way to not build it on Windows
2. After including the micropython.js file through HTML and setting up the basic example as seen in the port's readme, I got undefined references to the 4 functions mentioned in the port's readme. I got around this by placing all my relevant code directly in micropython.js (not ideal) (although I now I see I may have to just wait on a timeout for the script to load before I use the functions, is there a flag I can check to see that the port JS loaded onto the page?)
3. How do you use the module as a webworker/in a separate thread so it doesn't stall the page. If you were to use your own .js file, like 'myworker.js', then how do you successfully pass the micropython.js file to it? I got around this by directly using micropython.js to start the worker (which contains my custom code utilizing micropython.js)
4. By doing the above workarounds the correct environment was not found, it looked like it was trying to use Node.js functions like the filesystem on the webpage and I had to comment all code causing undefined references.
5. How can I have the page interact with micropython.js? Through the REPL? What if I spent time compiling the RP2040 port to emscripten the same way this port was, would I be able to override the machine.pin functions and set them through JS to simulate a button press?

That's a lot of complicated questions.