iconv for WASI
v1.19WASIiconv 1.19 for command-line programs under wasmtime, precompiled for wasm32-wasip3, single-threaded as @crossbind/port-iconv-wasi.
Install
An iconv command-line tool
WASI has no JavaScript bindings: the program is a main() that links the library, built into one .wasm and run with wasmtime. This one converts files the way the iconv command does, in 64 KB pieces, carrying a character cut between two pieces over to the next.
What is different on WASI
- There are no JavaScript bindings:
src/nativeprovidesmain(int, char**), and the build is a single.wasm. - Files come from the host through
--dirpreopens;--dir=.gives the program the current directory. crossbind build -p wasi -e wasi -b releasewrites the program to.crossbind/build/<name>-wasi-wasm32-st-release.wasm.- WASI 0.3's
wasi:cli/exitcarries success or failure only, so any non-zero return frommainreaches the shell as exit code 1. - The build runs in the crossbind Docker image, or under
RUNNER=LOCALwith wasi-sdk 34 or newer (WASI_SDK_PATH); running needs wasmtime 47 or newer. See WASI.
Other platforms
- iconv overview: the apps, every platform's setup and the packages.
- iconv for WebAssembly: browsers, Node.js and edge runtimes.
- iconv for Android: React Native apps on Android.
- iconv for iOS: React Native apps on iOS.
- iconv for macOS: native Node.js addons and Electron on macOS.
- iconv for Linux: native Node.js addons on Linux.
- iconv for Windows: native Node.js addons on Windows.
Facts on this page come from the port manifests in the repository and from what npm served on beta when the site was built. See the Libraries guide for the full consumer flow.
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