Publish JNI artefacts (including platform-dependent)

[deshanxiao]

Is it possible for us to support the java version of Brotli's encoder?

[eustas]

Hello. Do you mean pure Java encoder?

[deshanxiao]

Hi @eustas yes, I try to find java encoder in https://mvnrepository.com/artifact/org.brotli. But it seems that there is just a dec component.

[eustas]

Unfortunately, we currently do not have pure Java encoder, but we do have plans to implement it. Generally speaking, C brotli as it is today is a collection of encoders which share some common code.

What quality range (fast, balanced, maximal density) is the primary target? Knowing that would allow us to focus on it first.

(Also I have a dream that a decent WASM runtime for JVM will arrive and it will allow easier porting of native code to Java libraries)

[deshanxiao]

In fact, it can also be accpeted in the form of JNI if we could provide a offical jar packages and support enough system architecture (like aarch64).

Since there is no official java encoder support, we have to use a library such as https://github.com/hyperxpro/Brotli4j

What quality range (fast, balanced, maximal density) is the primary target? Knowing that would allow us to focus on it first.

It might be better if users can adjust these parameters according to their needs.

[eustas]

Agree. We could do that much faster (and encoder will be much more performant).
I'll update issue title then.

For pure java encoder there is #405

[deshanxiao]

Thank you @eustas! If you don't mind please let me know if there is any progress.

[deshanxiao]

Hi @eustas Do we have any plans to implement this feature for Java users?