when i exec fyne package -os js ,i reminds me :unsupported target operating system "js",why is that.thanks 

[GodGavin]

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Describe the bug

when i exec fyne package -os js ,i reminds me :unsupported target operating system "js",why is that.thanks

How to reproduce

when i exec fyne package -os js ,i reminds me :unsupported target operating system "js",why is that.thanks

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when i exec fyne package -os js ,i reminds me :unsupported target operating system "js",why is that.thanks

Fyne version

latest

Go compiler version

1.22.2

Operating system and version

win

Additional Information

Win10

[andydotxyz]

This seems like a question not a bug report, so moving to discussions.

[andydotxyz]

There is no "js" target system - we use wasm / web since v2.5.0.

What are you trying to achieve the is looking for a JS specific runtime?

[GodGavin]

The doc said it can, i says u can specifiy js or wasm
And i think the wasm file is too large,it should be better have a js

[GodGavin]

There is no "js" target system - we use wasm / web since v2.5.0.

What are you trying to achieve the is looking for a JS specific runtime?

And u said The WASM package that runs a web driver does not currently have access to scan the user's font directories for platform fonts
Js can solve that?

[andydotxyz]

The doc said it can, i says u can specifiy js or wasm And i think the wasm file is too large,it should be better have a js

I think the doc may have been out of date - this was removed a few days ago, the "js" runtime was a temporary thing whilst WASM support in some browsers was not good enough. It has been removed.

And u said The WASM package that runs a web driver does not currently have access to scan the user's font directories for platform fonts Js can solve that?

They both have the same security access, and the WASM package can call out to JavaScript to access any APIs that exist, so it won't make any difference.