This repository is where the Component Model is being standardized. For a more user-focused explanation, take a look at the Component Model Documentation.
This repository contains:
In the future, this repository will additionally contain a formal spec and a reference interpreter.
The Component Model is currently being developed incrementally as part of WASI "Developer Preview" releases. The Component Model features enabled as part of a WASI Developer Preview release are kept stable by producer and consumer tools so that they can be used outside the browser in production settings to collect real-world feedback.
The current WASI Developer Preview releases are:
resource types with handles, and WIT.async functions, streams and futures as
well as new ABI built-in functions (additions are marked by the π
emoji throughout the repo).map<K,V> type (πΊοΈ) and the implements and external-id
annotations (π·οΈ).Subsequent WASI Developer Preview releases will include other emoji-gated features such as cooperative threads (π§΅).
All Component Model work is done as part of the W3C WebAssembly Community Group. To contribute to any of these repositories, see the Community Group's Contributing Guidelines.
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This repository is where the Component Model is being standardized. For a more user-focused explanation, take a look at the Component Model Documentation.
This repository contains:
In the future, this repository will additionally contain a formal spec and a reference interpreter.
The Component Model is currently being developed incrementally as part of WASI "Developer Preview" releases. The Component Model features enabled as part of a WASI Developer Preview release are kept stable by producer and consumer tools so that they can be used outside the browser in production settings to collect real-world feedback.
The current WASI Developer Preview releases are:
resource types with handles, and WIT.async functions, streams and futures as
well as new ABI built-in functions (additions are marked by the π
emoji throughout the repo).map<K,V> type (πΊοΈ) and the implements and external-id
annotations (π·οΈ).Subsequent WASI Developer Preview releases will include other emoji-gated features such as cooperative threads (π§΅).
All Component Model work is done as part of the W3C WebAssembly Community Group. To contribute to any of these repositories, see the Community Group's Contributing Guidelines.
(top 30 of 52)
WebAssembly
81.1%
Python
18.9%