docs: add client-side framework setup instructions to avoid WASM errors#52
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docs: add client-side framework setup instructions to avoid WASM errors#52ArsiAda wants to merge 2 commits intoFhenixProtocol:mainfrom
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Clarified usage for Next.js (SSR disabled), Vite + React, and UMD builds. Emphasized client-side only usage to avoid WASM errors.
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This PR adds a new section to the documentation explaining how to use Fhenix.js
in client-side frameworks like Next.js and React (Vite) to avoid errors related
to the WebAssembly file (tfhe_bg.wasm).
Changes include:
These changes should help developers avoid common WASM import errors
and make Fhenix.js integration smoother in modern frontend frameworks.