Prolog: Writing a Server-side App in WebAssembly using Spin

• trealla-spin

  2 3 3.0 Prolog

  Trealla Prolog templates for Spin

This uses the amazing Prolog Spin template and the Traella Prolog interpreter. I am a huge fan of this template because, as a newcomer to Prolog, it got me started right away.

• trealla

  5 5 10.0 C

  A compact, efficient Prolog interpreter written in plain-old C (Wasm experimental fork). (by guregu)

spin_version = "1" authors = ["Matt Butcher "] description = "" name = "hello-prolog" trigger = { type = "http", base = "/" } version = "0.1.0" [[component]] id = "hello-prolog" files = [ { source = "./src", destination = "/" } ] # for outgoing HTTP (see spin:http_fetch/3) allowed_http_hosts = [] # "insecure:allow-all" is a special unsafe value to allow any host # access to key-value stores (see spin:store_* predicates) key_value_stores = ["default"] [component.source] url = "https://github.com/guregu/trealla/releases/download/v0.14.4/libtpl-spin.wasm" digest = "sha256:6adb31903bc55e2b5ef3db1619727596f0b08bb789ff6c42df458d0209228677" [component.trigger] route = "/..."

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