Add Wakaru - #1864
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Thanks for adding Wakaru, and apologies for the long delay reviewing this. I verified the project against the catalog rules: public since January 2023, 965 GitHub stars, and 9 human contributors. I have updated the branch and will merge it once the refreshed checks pass. |
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Adds Wakaru, an open-source (Apache-2.0) JavaScript decompiler: it splits production bundles (webpack/esbuild/Metro/Browserify/…) back into modules and reverses minifier + transpiler output into readable code. Written in Rust, runs as a CLI and in-browser (WASM playground). 951 stars, actively maintained, multiple contributors. I'm the maintainer.
make renderpasses locally; only the YAML is committed per convention.