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I'm considering Goja to support this as it seems to be the most common and fairly fast. However, I'm wondering if there are any performance benefits to using something like a WASM runtime. Essentially, I'm thinking I could compile the user js script to WASM, then use something like wazero to run the compiled WASM code. Has anyone experimented with this and seen any major performance benefits (solely looking at the runtime performance)?
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We've integrated wasmer ~1 year ago in our stack (video analytics and editing platform) to enable 3rd party plugins, but I'm not sure that I'd choose it again. The integration ended up too complicated and the thing I disliked most was that we had to reimplement/port a lot of the functionality we already had so that it worked with the wasm apis. I don't have insight on the wasm execution performance because we never really benchmarked it (it wasn't important for our use case since the plugins code is executed only once on app start or when manually triggered from the dashboard).
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