rust-wasm-dynamic-module-study | A Study on how to load dynamic WASM modules in Rust

rust-wasm-dynamic-module-study is a Rust library typically used in Binary Executable Format applications. rust-wasm-dynamic-module-study has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Permissive License and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

This is a small example to use Rust for an application to load dynamically another application module targetting wasm32-wasi. This target enables compilation to Webassembly (WASM). Originally WASM was a framework for secure near-native speed browser applications, it has been extended in the past to serve the needs of all types of cross-platform secure near-native applications, such as server-based or serverless ones. See also this blog post to find out more on the WASM ecosystem. The study contributes to ZuSearch - a highly modular secure search engine for all types of platforms. Since modularity is core concept of this engine, it is crucial to assess the different possibilities to realize modularity (see also here). The outcomes should be interpreted towards the use case of ZuSearch and not be generalized. Rust was selected as the language to write the highly modular search engine and most of its modules. However, third party modules could also be written in other languages. Furthermore, the core engine is extremely lightweight - ideally it loads only modules in a secure way, but all other aspects that the user/developer needs are loaded dynamically from modules.