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A proposed WebAssembly System Interface API.
wasi-http is currently in Phase 3
WASI-http must have at least two complete independent implementations demonstrating embeddability in a production HTTP server context.
The WASI-http proposal defines a collection of interfaces for sending and
receiving HTTP requests and responses. WASI-http additionally defines a
world, wasi:http/proxy, that circumscribes a minimal execution environment
for wasm HTTP proxies.
The proposal intends to abstract over HTTP version and transport protocol choices (such as HTTP/1.1, HTTP/2 or HTTP/3) by mapping directly to the abstract HTTP Semantics, allowing hosts to (mostly) transparently use any of these.
The wasi:http/proxy world is meant to be implementable by a wide variety of
hosts including Web service workers, forward- and reverse-proxies and
origin servers by requiring a minimal set of additional runtime support.
The wasi:http/proxy world is meant to support flexible auto-scaling
("serverless") execution by moving the core accept() loop into the host and
allowing the host to dynamically spin up wasm instances in response to arriving
requests.
The wasi:http/proxy world is meant to allow the chaining of HTTP
intermediaries to be implemented directly in terms of Component Model linking.
(Fully realizing this goal will require additional features only available in
the Preview 3 timeframe.)
WASI-http does not intend to define a more fully-featured cloud execution environment (for this, see the wasi-cloud-core proposal).
The proposal can be understood by first reading the comments of proxy.wit,
then handler.wit and finally types.wit.
Bindings can be generated from the wit directory via:
wit-bindgen c wit/ --world proxy
and can be validated and otherwise manipulated via:
wasm-tools component wit wit/ ...
The wit/deps directory contains a live snapshot of the contents of several
other WASI proposals upon which this proposal depends. It is automatically
updated by running wit-deps update
in the root directory, which fetches the live contents of the main branch of
each proposal. As things stablize, wit/deps.toml will be updated to refer to
versioned releases.
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