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watranslator

v0.6.1

Published

WebAssembly Text Format (WAT) to WebAssembly Binary Format compiler

Readme

W A T

R A N

S L A

T O R

npm version

A WAT to WASM compiler

Try the live demo →

  • The target is the version 2.0 of the WASM core specification with the Threads proposal.
  • Main runtime environment is the browser.

Motivation

Note: This is a toy project

  • Smaller bundle size than other alternatives.
  • Included selected WASM proposals.
  • Only support stack-style notation for simplicity.

Usage

From npm

npm i watranslator

Or clone and build it locally to the /dist folder with

npm i && npm run build:prod

There is also a demo application

npm run start:demo

There is only one exported function compile that return the wasm binary.

import {compile} from "watranslator"

const src = `(module)`;
const binary = await compile(src);