This repo contains the Python package for integrating with the Extism Webassembly framework. Install this library into your Python application host to run Extism WebAssembly guest plug-ins.

import extism import json manifest = {"wasm": [{"url": "https://github.com/extism/plugins/releases/latest/download/count_vowels.wasm"}]} with extism.Plugin(manifest, wasi=True) as plugin: wasm_vowel_count = plugin.call( "count_vowels", "hello world", parse = lambda output: json.loads(bytes(output).decode('utf-8')) ) print(wasm_vowel_count) # {'count': 3, 'total': 3, 'vowels': 'aeiouAEIOU'}

Install this package from PyPI:

# using pip $ pip install extism==1.0.0 # using poetry $ poetry add extism=^1.0.0

The extism package should install an appropriate extism_sys dependency containing a prebuilt shared object for your system. We support the following targets:

• MacOS 11.0+, arm64
• MacOS 10.7+, x86_64
• Manylinux 2.17+, aarch64
• Manylinux 2.17+, x86_64
• MUSL Linux 1.2+, aarch64
• Windows (MSVC), x86_64

If you need support for a different platform or architecture, please let us know!

Check out the docs:

• Getting Started
• API docs

Install just. Running just test should install all other prerequisites.

1. Create a semver-formatted git tag (git tag v1.0.0).
2. Push that tag to the repository (git push origin v1.0.0.)
3. Wait for the Build workflow to run.
4. Once the build workflow finishes, go to the releases page. You should see a draft release.
5. Edit the draft release. Publish the release.
6. Wait for the Release workflow to run.
7. Once the release workflow completes, you should be able to pip install extism==${YOUR_TAG} from PyPI.

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