Bevy usage in large webapp

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Hi folks, I'm doing a little research on Bevy as it might be a good fit for my workplace to use. I have a few questions revolving around our particular use case which I'm hoping someone here can shed some light on.

Use Case
We currently have a large Angular web app that wraps around a bespoke game engine which we use to render massive models and complex 3d scenes. The Angular app has a UI layer which reads from the state of the engine to display data about it, and also control the engine by means of manipulating the scene objects via an interface - as such the engine provides a large api for the ui layer to do this.

We're considering swapping our bespoke engine for Bevy, as it looks like it would provide a performance boost as well as abstract some of the lower level engine work.

Questions
Can we keep our Angular app and slot in a WASM build output from Bevy in a html canvas?

Can the Angular app read state from the Bevy build?

Can the Angular app communicate (call functions from an api in) the Bevy build?

Could we implement a simple event listener in Bevy, for the Angular app to consume and respond to events?

Thanks for reading, appreciate any insights you might have :)

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Shameless bump!

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It's possible to get rust apps to communicate with web stuff through wasm-bindgen check out the link!

Concerning complexity: you would need to design a communication layer to get your web app to interact with bevy. Depending on the extent of what you need to do through the web interface, this might be a fairly tall order.

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Thanks for the link!