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Any sense to make it work in nodejs?
See original GitHub issueWould be useful to have this library in node too, isn’t that? There’s for example https://www.npmjs.com/package/webworker-threads.
Or possibly - just a stub with setTimeout fallback
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Hi @dy, the Web Worker gets instantiated lazily now as proposed above. I published the update as v5.1.0.
@chrisguttandin yes, pretty much, that’s significantly easier.