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wasm-run

v0.1.2

Published

Run arbitrary WASM/WASI files

Downloads

12

Readme

wasm-run

Run arbitrary WASM/WASI files

NPM version GitHub stars GitHub issues GitHub license

Installation

$ npm install wasm-run -g

Usage

$ wasm-run --help        
wasm-run [options] <file> [args..]

Options:
  -i, --invoke     Function to execute
  -t, --timeout    Execution timeout (ms)
      --trace      Trace imported function calls
      --gas-limit  Gas limit  [default: 100000]
      --version    Show version number
      --help       Show help

$ wasm-run ./test/fib32.wasm 32
[tracer] Running fib(32)...
[tracer] Result: 2178309

$ wasm-run --invoke=swap_i64 ./test/swap.wat 10 12
[tracer] Converted to binary (256 bytes)
[tracer] Running swap_i64(10,12)...
[tracer] Result: 12,10

$ wasm-run wasi-hello-world.wasm
Hello world!

$ wasm-run --trace wasi-hello-world.wasm
[tracer] wasi_snapshot_preview1!fd_prestat_get 3,65528 => 0
[tracer] wasi_snapshot_preview1!fd_prestat_dir_name 3,70064,2 => 0
[tracer] wasi_snapshot_preview1!fd_prestat_get 4,65528 => 0
[tracer] wasi_snapshot_preview1!fd_prestat_dir_name 4,70064,2 => 0
...

Features

☑ Load wasm and wat files (using Binaryen)
☑ Run specific exported function
☑ Run wasi-snapshot-preview1 apps via --experimental-wasi-unstable-preview1 flag
☑ Run wasi-unstable apps (compatibility layer)
i64 args, multi-value, bulk-memory, tail-calls support via experimental flags
☑ Generic imports tracing
☑ Gas metering/limiting
☐ Compiled wasm caching (blocked by #1)
☐ WASI API and structures decoding (generate from witx?)
☐ REPL mode