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wabt.js is a port of WABT to the Web, allowing you to manipulate WebAssembly modules using a JavaScript API.
$> npm install wabt
var wabt = require("wabt")();
var wasm = ...; // a buffer holding the contents of a wasm file
var myModule = wabt.readWasm(wasm, { readDebugNames: true });
myModule.applyNames();
var wast = myModule.toText({ foldExprs: false, inlineExport: false });
console.log(wast);
The buildbot also publishes nightly versions once a day if there have been changes. The latest nightly can be installed through
$> npm install wabt@nightly
or you can use one of the previous versions instead if necessary.
parseWat(filename: string
, buffer: string | Uint8Array
): WasmModule
Parses a wst source to a module.
readWasm(buffer: Uint8Array
, options: ReadWasmOptions
): WasmModule
Reads a wasm binaryen to a module.
WasmModule
A class representing a WebAssembly module.
void
void
void
void
ToTextOptions
): string
ToBinaryOptions
): ToBinaryResult
void
ReadWasmOptions
Options modifying the behavior of readWasm
.
boolean
ToTextOptions
Options modifying the behavior of WasmModule#toText
.
boolean
boolean
ToBinaryOptions
Options modifying the behavior of WasmModule#toBinary
.
boolean
boolean
boolean
boolean
ToBinaryResult
Result object of WasmModule#toBinary
.
buffer: Uint8Array
The wasm binary buffer.
log: string
Generated log output.
FAQs
JavaScript version of WABT, The WebAssembly Binary Toolkit.
The npm package wabt receives a total of 12,542 weekly downloads. As such, wabt popularity was classified as popular.
We found that wabt demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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