Add WABT command aliases #1842
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This adds a few aliases for WABT commands to make it easier to use `wasm-tools` for people that are used to the WABT tools. The aliases are: * `wat2wasm` -> `parse` * `wasm2wat` -> `print` * `wast2json` -> `json-from-wast` This allows usage like ``` $ wasm-tools wasm2wat foo.wasm ``` which prints the WAT disassembly of `foo.wasm` to `stdout`.
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Nice! Mind adding a test for this too? Probably just one of the commands should be good enough |
alexcrichton
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This adds a few aliases for WABT commands to make it easier to use
wasm-toolsfor people that are used to the WABT tools. The aliases are:wat2wasm->parsewasm2wat->printwast2json->json-from-wastThis allows usage like
which prints the WAT disassembly of
foo.wasmtostdout.