PSH SDK Wit Project

This project contains wit definitions for developing performance engineering wasm component.

For now there are two main packages, perf and system. perf provides wrappers for the Linux perf APIs to collect Linux perf data, system provides APIs for quering system resources information, i.e., cpus/memory/processes.

These APIs are implemented in PSH project.

How To Use It?

There are a few options available (we recommand git submodule and wit-bindgen):

Add this project as a dependency as your wasm component project, i.e., add this project as a submodule or simply copy/paste these files under your project directory.

    git submodule add git@github.com:OptimatistOpenSource/psh-sdk-wit.git /path/to/psh-sdk-wit

use wit-bindgen or it's command line interface wit-bindgen-cli to generate bindings for your programming language. For example, if you use Rust to develop your wasm component, you can either:

add wit-bindgen as a dependency to your project by cargo add wit-bindgen
use the wit_bindgen::generate macro to dynamically generate bindings.

wit_bindgen::generate!({
    world: "bindings",
    path: "<path/to/wit>",
    // ...
});

or:

install wit-bindgen-cli by cargo install wit-bindgen-cli
use shell command: ./wit-bindgen rust <path/to/wit> --out-dir <path/to/output> to statically generate these bindings.

After these steps, you'll able to use these APIs in your Rust project.

Examples:

We also provided a simple rust example in ./examples/wasm_module/Rust, to build it, make sure you have installed rustup wasm32-wasi target toolchain and cargo-component, then run

cargo component build -r

This will produce a wasm component in target/wasm32-wasi/release/psh-sdk-wit.wasm, to run it, you'll need to use PSH

./psh -p <pash/to/psh-sdk-wit.wasm>

OptimatistOpenSource / psh-sdk-wit

PSH SDK Wit Project

How To Use It?

Examples:

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