feat: first commit

[lpatiny]

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[lpatiny]

@targos I got inspired by your workers-manager project to create this project.

This code is expected to be compatible with the browser and in node. My build seems to work but I didn't push very far my tests.

To test the speed I have a 350 Mb file containing 11000 base64 compressed data. Using this library and the code:

https://github.com/cheminfo/parallel-workers-manager/pull/1/files#diff-a96f6482139689d016984954d51fd6b1241d889ffd8ccdd45e894f80e9942870

I go from 3s to 0.7s. I didn't see any improvements using transferable objects but didn't test much further.

I will test if I can use openchemlib/core as well

Any comments on this library ?

[targos]

I'll have a closer look when I have time, but the fact that it's using fn.toString makes it quite limited. You can only use it with standalone functions, no?

[lpatiny]

Yes we can discuss this together next year but indeed I use rollup to combine all the code as one function to be able to use this library. Need to think if this is a sustainable way.