JavaScript Unreal Engine .uasset reader

First this must be a JAVASCRIPT library! The open source Epic Unreal Github has the C code for opening uassets since that is the source of truth and it is open source, so you can see exactly how uasset files containers are structured. The project can use [login to view URL] as a base if it wants to however that project will need to be updated to support Unreal 5.3/5.4 before you can extend it as it doesn't understand the later uasset file changes. The license of the final library must be MIT or Apache. (If you use the uasset-reader it would be MIT) For Phase 1, I would like to be able to USE a couple different uasset type files and be able to use the resources inside the uasset file. Phase 2+ will be additional jobs at a later point, but documented a bit so you have an idea of the longer term goals. The easy stuff applicable to the majority of uasset types: - Preview Icon - need the data stream to the preview icon (if it exists) to be able to display it - Asset version number (i.e. which Unreal engine produced it). - Actual asset type Phase 1 - Audio uasset - need access to the data of the PCM Audio in the uasset so that I can play it. - Texture uasset- need access to the data stream of the textures to be able to display it/them. Keep in mind some uassets have: 1. Multiple resources, i.e. audio uassets can have multiple streams for surround sound. 2. Point to other uassets (i.e. Materials/Meshes may point to textures it uses) Basically after opening the uasset I can then ask this library what type of file ".getType()" return [login to view URL] Then I can call an ".getInfo()" and get the specific information about it in Array format one for each stream as some assets can have multiple resources. example for an audio file: [{id: 0, type: [login to view URL], channels: 2, rate: 44000, format: USASSET.AUDIO_SIGNED_8BIT...., linkedAssets: null, UnrealEngine: 5.3},....] Then ".getStream(<id>)" and it gives me access to the raw stream to be able to use just like as if I opened up a raw wav file with this data in it. And .getThumnail() returns null or the stream to the thumbnail on the asset file... Phase 2 (harder stuff): I'll post later jobs to enhance this library to pull models/meshes/materials out and any other resources that I think I will need. It is possible that the code you write is generalizes so that it works well with pretty much any type of uassets out of the box which would be awesome...