javy

Convenience helper for that: https://github.com/bytecodealliance/javy

I recommend trying Javy[0]. Javy allows you to build a WASM file that includes Javy's JS interpreter along with your JS source code. Note that Javy is a heavily sandboxed environment so it doesn't have access to the internet, or npm modules, a desirable feature for running user code. We're building an IoT Cloud Platform, Fostrom[1] where we're using Javy to power our Actions infrastructure. But instead of compiling each Action's JS code to a Javy WASM module, I figured out a simpler way by creating a single WASM module with our wrapper code (which contains some further isolation and helpful functions), and we provide the user code as an input while executing the single pre-compiled WASM module. [0] https://github.com/bytecodealliance/javy [1] https://fostrom.io

As someone who uses bun,deno & cloudflare workers, I want to say that atleast in bun, the wasm part actually happens itself in js and bun just runs that js using javascriptcore which is definitely not optimized as it is stated by Bun docs themselves (https://bun.sh/docs/runtime/loaders#wasi) Also I am still not sure how you are thinking that this project is similar to Bun. Bun is for javascript, somebody runs wasm in js and that on bun... Faasta runs wasm directly and you would need to use javy to actually run js in Faasta https://github.com/bytecodealliance/javy Its sort of like a->b or b->a and faasta is way more leaner and better... Though bun is good if you are all Typescript. Still I am sure I am not able to explain myself clearly, so do ask me something if you think I haven't explained quite properly and I am obviously sorry about t