wit2wadm is a tool for converting a WIT directory or a WebAssembly component into a deployable wadm manifest.
The majority of the logic for this conversion is included in the wit2wadm crate. Primary usage comes from importing the wit2wadm::component_to_wasm function, which takes a wit_parser::Resolve and the name of a WIT world.
You can run the basic conversion from a WIT directory to a Wadm manifest by running the binary:
# Optionally, you can generate a new component if you don't have a WIT directory handy
# wash new component -t hello-world-rust hello
# cargo run -- <wit_directory> <world_name>
cargo run -- ./hello/wit helloYou can build a component that is capable of interpreting a WebAssembly component and returning a Wadm manifest by running wash build.
🔮 In the future, this repository will include a Wadm manifest that will allow you to run wit2wadm as a wasmCloud application.
Packaged in the docs directory is a basic user interface that allows you to drag-and-drop a WebAssembly component and execute the wit2wadm component in the browser.
In order to run the UI, simply execute the script or the commands contained in ./ui.sh. You will need wash, jco, and a Python3 installation to run the script.
You can also access this application at any time at https://brooksmtownsend.github.io/wit2wadm/