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Wasmer Manifest

The manifest file called wasmer.toml is required to publish to the Wasmer registry (opens in a new tab); This file contains the package's dependencies, metadata, and commands are declared.

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If you want to get assistance creating the wasmer.toml file you can simply run wasmer init in your directory and the CLI will guide you!

[package]

Valid keys are:

  • name (string) required
  • version (semver version (opens in a new tab)) required: a valid Semantic Version.
  • description (string) required
  • license (spdx identifier (opens in a new tab)): can be MIT or GPL, for example.
  • license-file (path): an override for the license file path used in publishing. Left undefined, the LICENSE file will be implicitly included in the package.
  • readme (path)
  • repository (url)
  • homepage (url)
  • entrypoint (string): The command to use by default
[package]
name = "wasmer/wasm-pack"
version = "0.7.1"
description = "A code generator that lets you treat WebAssembly modules like native dependencies."
license = "MIT"
# OR
license-file = "./LICENSE.md"
readme = "./README.md"
repository = "https://github.com/wasmerio/wasmer-pack"
homepage = "https://wasmer.io/"
entrypoint = "wasmer-pack"

[dependencies]

  • "<namespace>/<name>" = "<version>"
[dependencies]
"sharrattj/coreutils" = "1.0.16"

[[module]]

  • name (string) required
  • source (path) required: path to the .wasm file
[module]
name = "wasmer-pack"
source = "./target/wasm32-unknown-unknown/release/wasmer-pack.wasm"

[module.bindings]

Definitions used by Wasmer Pack (opens in a new tab) when generating bindings for this module.

  • wai-version (string) required: The version of WAI (opens in a new tab) being targeted (e.g. "0.2.0")
  • exports (string): The path to a *.wai file defining the interface exposed by the module
  • imports (string[]): A list of *.wai files defining functionality the host will provide to the module
[[module]]
name = "wasmer-pack"
...
 
[module.bindings]
wai-version = "0.2.0"
exports = "./wasmer-pack.wai"
imports = ["http-client.wai", "logging.wai"]

[[command]]

  • name required (string): the name of the command, invoked via wasmer run . --command=<command-name>
  • module required (string): the name of the module this command is running.
  • runner required (string): a URL or well-known name for the runner used to execute this command (e.g. "wasi", "wcgi", "emscripten")
  • annotations: free-form command metadata that will be passed through to the runner as-is

Note that the module may be either the name of a [[module]] in the current wasmer.toml, or it might come from a dependency. For example, module = "python/python:python" indicates the command uses the python module from the package's python/python dependency.

It is valid (and often preferrable) for a [command] and [module] to have the same name.

[[command]]
name = "wasmer-pack"
module = "wasmer-pack"
runner = "wasi"

[command.annotations.wasi]

Annotations specific to the WASI runner.

  • main-args (string[]): command-line arguments passed to a command on startup
  • env (string[]): a list of key=value environment variables passed through to the command on startup
[[command]]
name = "wasmer-pack"
...
 
[command.annotations.wasi]
main-args = ["--verbose"]
env = ["RUST_LOG=debug"]

[command.annotations.wcgi]

  • dialect (string): the name of the CGI dialect being implemented. May be either "rfc-3875" (the default) or "wcgi".

The WCGI runner also respects the [command.annotations.wasi] annotations.

[[command]]
name = "wasmer-pack"
...
 
[command.annotations.wcgi]
dialect = "wcgi"

[command.annotations.emscripten]

  • main-args (string[]): command-line arguments passed in on startup
  • env (string[]): a list of key=value environment variables passed through to the instance on startup
[[command]]
name = "wasmer-pack"
...
 
[command.annotations.emscripten]
main-args = ["--port=8080"]
env = ["COMPATIBILITY_MODE=true"]

[fs]

  • "location/on/wasm"="location/on/publishing/machine": bundle local files into the package and make them available on the WASI filesystem
[fs]
"/cpython" = "./build"
"/lib/python3.12" = "./lib"