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We are using Node.js , Chromium , and Electron . ### The Complete Client-Side Code (`index.html`) Save the following code as an `index.html` file. > **Important Note on Running Locally:** Because WebAssembly requires shared memory buffers for performance, browsers block it unless specific security headers are present. To run this locally, you cannot just double-click the file; you must serve it via a local tool (like VS Code's *Live Server* extension, or running `npx serve` in your terminal). ```html

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``` --- ### How to Turn This Into an App Since this uses generic web standards and local APIs, you can compile it natively into installable app formats with minimal friction: 1. **For Mobile (iOS / Android):** Initialize a project directory using **CapacitorJS**. Put this single file into your asset compilation source folder (`www` or `dist`), run `npx cap sync`, and run the project inside Xcode or Android Studio. It accesses local binary arrays on-device. 2. **For Desktop (Windows / macOS / Linux):** Drop this folder directly into a lightweight desktop runtime wrapper like **Tauri** or **Electron** to build single-executable binary components that work offline without server dependencies.