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WebAssembly for Proxies (AssemblyScript SDK)

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This is a friendly fork of https://github.com/Kong/proxy-wasm-assemblyscript-sdk/, mantained to address an incompatibility between the AssemblyScript SDK and the Rust SDK,

It also provides FastEdge specific functionality for accessing resources.

How to use this SDK

Create a new project:

npm init
npm install --save-dev assemblyscript
npx asinit .

Include "use": "abort=abort_proc_exit" to the asconfig.json file as part of the options passed to asc compiler:

{
  "options": {
    "use": "abort=abort_proc_exit"
  }
}

Add "@gcoredev/proxy-wasm-sdk-as": "^1.0.2" to your dependencies then run npm install.

Hello, World

Copy this into assembly/index.ts:

export * from "@gcoredev/proxy-wasm-sdk-as/assembly/proxy";
import {
  RootContext,
  Context,
  registerRootContext,
  FilterHeadersStatusValues,
  stream_context,
} from "@gcoredev/proxy-wasm-sdk-as/assembly";

class AddHeaderRoot extends RootContext {
  createContext(context_id: u32): Context {
    return new AddHeader(context_id, this);
  }
}

class AddHeader extends Context {
  constructor(context_id: u32, root_context: AddHeaderRoot) {
    super(context_id, root_context);
  }
  onResponseHeaders(a: u32, end_of_stream: bool): FilterHeadersStatusValues {
    const root_context = this.root_context;
    if (root_context.getConfiguration() == "") {
      stream_context.headers.response.add("hello", "world!");
    } else {
      stream_context.headers.response.add(
        "hello",
        root_context.getConfiguration(),
      );
    }
    return FilterHeadersStatusValues.Continue;
  }
}

registerRootContext((context_id: u32) => {
  return new AddHeaderRoot(context_id);
}, "add_header");

Build

To build, simply run:

npm run asbuild

build results will be in the build folder. debug.wasm and release.wasm are the compiled file that we will use (you only need one of them, if unsure use release.wasm).

Run

These binaries can then be uploaded and attached to your CDN applications within the FastEdge UI portal.

For some binaries (the above example for instance) you can test localy using envoy.

Please see Envoy.md

Examples

The examples/ directory contains standalone examples demonstrating common use cases. Each example has its own package.json, asconfig.json, and README.md.

To build any example:

cd examples/<name>
pnpm install
pnpm run asbuild

The compiled binary (build/<name>.wasm) can then be uploaded to the FastEdge portal.

Example Description
body Read and modify request and response bodies
geoBlock Block requests from specific countries using a BLACKLIST env var
geoRedirect Route requests to different origins based on country code
headers Add, remove, and replace HTTP request and response headers
jwt Validate a JWT Bearer token using a secret variable
kvStore Query a FastEdge KV Store (get, scan, zrange, zscan, bfExists)
logTime Log UTC timestamps at the request and response phases
properties Read and expose FastEdge runtime properties as response headers
variablesAndSecrets Access FastEdge environment varibales and secrets at runtime

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