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Topic: wasmtime / PR #8737 feat(rpc): implement `wasmtime_rpc::l...

view this post on Zulip Wasmtime GitHub notifications bot (Jun 03 2024 at 18:30):

rvolosatovs opened PR #8737 from rvolosatovs:feat/wasmtime-rpc to bytecodealliance:main:

This is the first step in RPC-based Wasmtime plugin functionality support based on https://github.com/wrpc/wrpc

I will update this PR with more info going forward, but in short wasmtime-rpc, using wRPC, provides a way to extend the host runtime using interfaces defined in WIT without statically-generated bindings.
wRPC encodes values using Component Model Value Encoding (https://github.com/WebAssembly/component-model/pull/336) on the wire - this encoding is implemented in this PR directly using wasmtime values and types. The implementation depends on https://docs.rs/wasm-tokio/latest/wasm_tokio/ developed by me in https://github.com/wrpc/wasm-tokio

wRPC is built on top of a core "transport" abstraction, which provides a bidirectional, multiplexed byte streams.
Best supported wRPC transport is currently based on https://nats.io/ (implementation available at https://github.com/wrpc/wrpc/blob/86d06a487f3ab3ad71c476c0038dbb759282388a/crates/transport-nats/src/lib.rs), but IPC transport is currently underway and the protocol is completely transport-agnostic.
You can see a basic "static" outgoing transport implemented in the test.

The end goal here is that developers should be able to choose the "polyfill strategy" having a way to e.g. polyfill every component import missing from the linker, or a particular instance import etc. For this first step, I've only added functionality to polyfill a single function at a time given a linker instance, instance name, function name and its' type.

I've decided to omit the resource support from this PR, which is currently being redesigned in wRPC https://github.com/wrpc/wrpc/issues/101.

Note, wRPC contains a subtree-merged wit-bindgen adaptation with support for Go and Rust, but they are currently out-of-sync with latest CM value encoding spec (mostly around flag and char encoding).

wRPC fully supports async proposal as it currently stands, i.e. native future and stream types. An example WIT: https://github.com/wrpc/http/blob/5b9a324c74d72b27d8559c54b419a54609d01c68/examples/go/http-outgoing-client/wit/deps/wrpc-http/types.wit#L16-L38 and example usage of generated bindings in Go https://github.com/wrpc/http/blob/5b9a324c74d72b27d8559c54b419a54609d01c68/examples/go/http-outgoing-client/cmd/http-outgoing-client-nats/main.go#L38-L68

view this post on Zulip Wasmtime GitHub notifications bot (Jun 03 2024 at 18:44):

rvolosatovs edited PR #8737:

This is the first step in RPC-based Wasmtime plugin functionality support based on https://github.com/wrpc/wrpc

I will update this PR with more info going forward, but in short wasmtime-rpc, using wRPC, provides a way to extend the host runtime using interfaces defined in WIT without statically-generated bindings.
wRPC encodes values using Component Model Value Encoding (https://github.com/WebAssembly/component-model/pull/336) on the wire - this encoding is implemented in this PR directly using wasmtime values and types. The implementation depends on https://docs.rs/wasm-tokio/latest/wasm_tokio/ developed by me in https://github.com/wrpc/wasm-tokio

wRPC is built on top of a core "transport" abstraction, which provides bidirectional, multiplexed byte streams.
Best supported wRPC transport is currently based on https://nats.io/ (implementation available at https://github.com/wrpc/wrpc/blob/86d06a487f3ab3ad71c476c0038dbb759282388a/crates/transport-nats/src/lib.rs), but IPC transport is currently underway and the protocol is completely transport-agnostic.
You can see a basic "static" outgoing transport implemented in the test.

The end goal here is that developers should be able to choose the "polyfill strategy" having a way to e.g. polyfill every component import missing from the linker, or a particular instance import etc. For this first step, I've only added functionality to polyfill a single function at a time given a linker instance, instance name, function name and its' type.

I've decided to omit the resource support from this PR, which is currently being redesigned in wRPC https://github.com/wrpc/wrpc/issues/101.

Note, wRPC contains a subtree-merged wit-bindgen adaptation with support for Go and Rust, but they are currently out-of-sync with latest CM value encoding spec (mostly around flag and char encoding).

wRPC fully supports async proposal as it currently stands, i.e. native future and stream types. An example WIT: https://github.com/wrpc/http/blob/5b9a324c74d72b27d8559c54b419a54609d01c68/examples/go/http-outgoing-client/wit/deps/wrpc-http/types.wit#L16-L38 and example usage of generated bindings in Go https://github.com/wrpc/http/blob/5b9a324c74d72b27d8559c54b419a54609d01c68/examples/go/http-outgoing-client/cmd/http-outgoing-client-nats/main.go#L38-L68

view this post on Zulip Wasmtime GitHub notifications bot (Jun 04 2024 at 16:03):

rvolosatovs updated PR #8737.

Last updated: Nov 22 2024 at 17:03 UTC