wasm-matrix

A Matrix Effect in your terminal using AssemblyScript 🚀 and WASI 🧩 . Deployed to WAPM 📦 .

Uses the AssemblyScript WASI bindings, with some help from Wasa.

Table of Contents

• Usage
• Caveats
• Contributing
  • Setup
• Resources
• Special Thanks

Usage

Install using WAPM:

wapm install -g torch2424/wasm-matrix

And then run wasm-matrix:

wapm run wasm-matrix -l $LINES -c $COLUMNS

Caveats

Currently, in version 0.0.1 this isn't using the clock subscription, and using an old school while(true) loop to run the matrix. Thus, this will peg a core of CPU, wouldn't suggest running this on a cheap single core droplet (server). 🙂

Contributing

Feel free to fork and submit PRs! Opening an issue is reccomended before starting any development, as a discussion would be nice on the idea / feature before writing code. Any help is much appreciated, and would be a ton of fun! 🎉

Setup

This project's setup is meant to follow a standard Node app. Install Node with nvm, git clone the project, and npm install, and you should be good to go!

Build your changes with: npm run build.

Run the project with the standard usage: wapm run wasm-matrix -l $LINES -c $COLUMNS.

Resources

• AssemblyScript - Typescript(-ish) to WebAssembly Compiler.

• Wasa - An AssemblyScript API layer for WASI system calls [WIP].

• Wasi - System interface for WebAssembly

• WAPM - A WebAssembly package manager built on top of Wasmer.

Special Thanks

• jedisct1 - For building wasa. Was a huge help!

• Binji - For inspiring this project on one of our hack days. Check out their hack day wasm project!

• Colin Eberhardt - For joining in on the Wasm Hacking fun!