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03/31/2026, 3:52 AMclient-sdk-cpp) can be compiled to WebAssembly to use from a Kotlin/Wasm client.
Short answer:
• The C++ client SDK is not intended to be built for WebAssembly. It depends on native platform APIs and doesn’t include Emscripten/WebAssembly build support.
• For web/Wasm clients, the supported route is to use the LiveKit JavaScript (web) SDK and call it from your Kotlin/Wasm code via JavaScript interop.
What you can do next (I can help with any of these):
• I can give a concise Kotlin/JS interop example showing how to import and call the LiveKit JS SDK (connect to a Room, create tracks, handle events).
• I can outline the high-level steps to integrate the JS SDK into a Kotlin/Wasm build (package/import, Gradle setup hints, bundling).
• If you prefer, I can show equivalent JavaScript snippets you can translate into Kotlin/JS interop.
Which would be most useful for you right now?
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