Getting Started
This guide will introduce the wapm tool and show a few common workflows. The WAPM client can install packages, manage WebAssembly dependencies, and expose WebAssembly behavior with commands.
WAPM comes bundled with Wasmer, so you just need to install Wasmer in your system to have the wapm CLI!
With the tools installed, one can easily start using universal Wasm binaries by using the install command of wapm CLI:
wapm install cowsay
Installing a package creates a local package directory called wapm_packages where all packages are installed.
A WAPM package can be installed globally by adding the -g flag.
Eg:wapm install -g cowsay
While in a directory with WAPM packages, one may execute them with the run command:
wapm run cowsay hello wapm!
< hello wapm! >-------------\ ^__^\ (oo)\_______(__)\ )\/\||----w ||| ||
You can also install specific versions of packages using an @
wapm install [email protected]
Great! You used a WAPM package in your system... now let's try to create our own package and publish it to WAPM so other users can use it
When executing WAPM, you can also customize the WebAssembly runtime used under the hood.
For example, if you want to use wasmer-js as the runtime, you can do:
WAPM_RUNTIME=wasmer-js wapm run cowsay hello wapm!
