These examples provide an easy way to get started with Wagi.

• cache.toml illustrates using the caching features of Wagi
• hello.wasm and hello.wat provide simple WebAssembly modules for testing
• http-example.wasm provides a simple example of our HTTP client library support for Wagi modules
• invoice.toml and mkbindle.rs are for loading these testing modules into a Bindle server
• modules.toml is for loading the modules into Wagi straight off of the disk
• error.wat shows an example of sending an HTTP error.

If you have Wagi compiled, you can use wagi -c examples/modules.toml to start up a Wagi server using modules.toml.

Take a look at the Makefile and make serve for an example.

If you already have a Bindle server, you can load the examples into a Bindle server:

$ cargo run --example mkbindle
$ wagi -b example.com/hello/1.3.3

If your Bindle server isn't running at "http:https://localhost:8080/v1", you can use the BINDLE_URL environment variable or the --bindle-url argument to Wagi.

Take a look at the Makefile and make run-bindle for more examples.

If you would like to turn on caching, take a look at cache.toml. You will need to set some paths.