Nodejs wasm

[ponderingdemocritus]

• fixes treeshake
• adds nodejs example (WIP)

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Added a .gitignore file to exclude sensitive files from version control.
  • Introduced a README.md for project setup and running instructions.
  • Implemented configuration files for Dojo and Drizzle ORM to streamline application initialization.
  • Created a migration script to manage PostgreSQL database schema changes.
  • Established a web server using Hono for real-time entity synchronization.

• Bug Fixes

  • Improved the clarity of dependency management in package.json files.

• Documentation

  • Enhanced documentation through the addition of a structured README.md.

• Chores

  • Updated package dependency management and development scripts in package.json.

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Walkthrough

The recent updates introduce a structured configuration for a Node.js application utilizing the Bun package manager and Drizzle ORM, with significant emphasis on organizing files, managing dependencies, and enhancing documentation. Key changes include the addition of configuration files, migration scripts for PostgreSQL, and comprehensive README guidance to bolster project clarity and functionality. These improvements aim to streamline development processes and ensure sensitive data management while expanding the project's capabilities.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
.gitignore	Introduced to exclude sensitive files and common directories like node_modules/, .env, and .dev.vars from version control.
README.md	Created to provide setup instructions and project features, detailing how to use Bun for dependencies and development server.
dojoConfig.ts, drizzle.config.ts	New files added for Dojo application configuration and Drizzle ORM setup, defining project initialization and database schema management, respectively.
index.js, migrate.ts	Introduced a client instance for Dojo Engine and a PostgreSQL migration script, enhancing database interaction and schema management.
package.json	Defined the project configuration, specifying dependencies, scripts for development, database operations, and testing.
src/index.ts, tsconfig.json	Added a TypeScript configuration file and implemented a Hono-based web server with real-time entity synchronization.
examples/node/torii-bot/...	Refined dependency management and code formatting for enhanced readability and project clarity across several files, including package.json and config.ts.
packages/torii-wasm/package.json	Modified to recognize the WebAssembly binary as having side effects, impacting bundling behavior.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Server
    participant ToriiClient
    participant Database

    User->>Server: Send request
    Server->>ToriiClient: Initialize client
    ToriiClient->>Database: Query for data
    Database-->>ToriiClient: Return data
    ToriiClient-->>Server: Send data
    Server-->>User: Respond with data

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🐇 In the code, a new path we find,
With dependencies and docs intertwined.
A migration script to ease our way,
For a cleaner build, we cheer and play!
Hooray for updates, shiny and bright,
Let's hop along, it feels so right! 🌟

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