Craft Apps — web launcher

https://zhvial.github.io/

A small launcher (index.html) for unmodified web builds of three open-source apps, each taken from its official GitHub release and served by GitHub Pages:

App	Folder	Version	Source zip (SHA256 checked against the release's SHA256SUMS.txt)
CADCraft	cadcraft/	0.20.1	storytold/cadcraft v0.20.1 cadcraft-web-0.20.1.zip 300e870c50b66d371055915ba95e3ddbfd4c45431466d5214743b5dcab95a0e1
PhotoCraft	photocraft/	0.23.1	storytold/photocraft v0.23.1 photocraft-web-0.23.1.zip 3a498eb517bca6cec89f9c6b1fc6448269a05428c8a3a4637c16817da157f03c
SolidCraft	solidcraft/	0.40.1	tangency-labs/solidcraft v0.40.1 solidcraft-web-0.40.1.zip 08a1537c4e2cbfd129f2cabc4f209e2e25da4529075d268b639a75a0a72fad6e

The apps run entirely in the browser (WebAssembly); there is no server-side code. PhotoCraft (0.21.0 – 0.23.1): photocraft/app/snippets/eframe-d31a8450ea12dfc1/inline0.js is added as a copy of photocraft/snippets/... — the release zip lacks it, though app/photocraft-web.js imports it from there (without it the app hangs on "Loading PhotoCraft…"). Drop the copy once a release ships it.

SolidCraft (from 0.40): its wasm is 165 MB, over GitHub's 100 MB file limit, so three changes are made:

• the wasm is stored as solidcraft/solidcraft-web-<hash>_bg.wasm.gz (gzip -9 -n);
• solidcraft/index.html fetches it, unpacks it with DecompressionStream and checks it against the release's sha384 before starting; its wasm preload link and service-worker registration are removed;
• solidcraft/sw.js gets VERSION = "dev", the release's own switch that retires a worker an earlier build installed, and build.json is removed. So this copy has no offline mode.

Each folder keeps the app's own LICENSE-APACHE, LICENSE-MIT and NOTICE. Icons in icons/ come from the apps' repositories under the same licences.

To update an app: replace the contents of its folder with the new release zip's site folder (redo the SolidCraft changes above while its wasm stays over 100 MB), then update the version in index.html (APPS) and in the table above.