pywasm3
Python bindings for Wasm3, the fastest WebAssembly interpreter
Main repository: Wasm3 project
Install
# Latest release:
pip3 install pywasm3
# Bleeding edge version:
pip3 install https://github.com/wasm3/pywasm3/archive/main.tar.gz
# Or, if you have a local copy:
pip3 install .
Usage example
import wasm3, base64
# WebAssembly binary
WASM = base64.b64decode("AGFzbQEAAAABBgFgAX4"
"BfgMCAQAHBwEDZmliAAAKHwEdACAAQgJUBEAgAA"
"8LIABCAn0QACAAQgF9EAB8Dws=")
env = wasm3.Environment()
rt = env.new_runtime(1024)
mod = env.parse_module(WASM)
rt.load(mod)
wasm_fib = rt.find_function("fib")
result = wasm_fib(24)
print(result) # 46368
License
This project is released under The MIT License (MIT)
1 maintainer
Metadata
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