Migrate remaining JS utility calls to WASM equivalents and remove /src/utils folder

[baync180705]

Description:

We previously migrated several utility functions from plain JavaScript to C++ and compiled them to WebAssembly (WASM). However, some parts of the frontend still import and use the old JS utilities.

This issue aims to replace all remaining JS utility calls with the WASM implementations, ensuring a single source of truth for business logic and deleting the redundant /src/utils/ folder afterward.

Tasks:

• Identify files still importing functions from /src/utils/
• Replace those with corresponding WASM calls (you may see how it has been done in /src/utils/components/Equalizers.jsx as reference)
• Verify the behavior matches the previous implementation.
• Remove unused utility files and imports.

Expected Outcome:

• All logic uses the new WASM functions
• /src/utils/ folder is safely deleted

[Vishrut99]

Hey,I like to work on this issue,can tou please assign me this task

[baync180705]

Hey @Vishrut99, can you please share how would you implement this ? basically your approach.

[Vishrut99]

Hey @baync180705 👋,
Here’s how I plan to handle it:

I’ll start by checking where the old /src/utils/ functions are still being imported (using a quick project-wide search).

Then I’ll map each of those utilities to their corresponding WASM equivalents — I saw that Equalizers.jsx already follows the new pattern, so I’ll use that as a reference.

After that, I’ll replace those JS utility calls with the WASM versions, making sure async calls (if any) are handled correctly.

Once everything’s updated, I’ll test the affected parts of the app to confirm the behavior and output stay the same.

Finally, I’ll remove the unused /src/utils/ folder and clean up any leftover imports.

This should make the project fully rely on the new WASM logic and keep things consistent.

[baync180705]

Cool @Vishrut99, you may go ahead and work on it. I am assigning this issue to you