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Document how to use VS Code's component model tooling to use WASM services inside a VS Code extensions #157
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Hey @dbaeumer! We're interested in running some of our Kotlin code as WASM binaries in VSC. Is this possible ATM? K/WASM requires GC. |
Yes, stay tuned. There will be a blog post soon on how to do that. If the Kotlin code compiles to something that has only a main function (e.g. is more like a OS program) we have already support for it. See https://code.visualstudio.com/blogs/2023/06/05/vscode-wasm-wasi |
Nice, thanks! We'd like to expose functions to the JS side. Or maybe interoperate with VS Code APIs directly. |
Both cases are covered. |
Damn, VS Code on 🔥 |
The blog post is out: https://code.visualstudio.com/blogs/2024/05/08/wasm |
Thanks @dbaeumer. Had a read already and everything makes sense. Had my hopes too high for the "Full extension in Rust" part, but I guess waiting for the WASI spec is better (AFAIU 0.3 targets early/mid 2025). |
With the component model tooling we now have an easy way to integrate WASM services into VS Code extensions. We should document this via samples and a blog post.
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