[WIP] Include current wit-bindgen configuration #16
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Bindings for JS/TS are currently auto-generated by an earlier version of
wit-bindgen, the result of which is included in this repo attypescript/src/bindings. This PR serves as both documentation and initial reproduction of the process for generating these bindings from awitfile.The
witinterface is derived from @ospencer's original PR, removing the APIs that have been deprecated since.Note that generating the JS bindings uses an older, specific version of
wit-bindgenand JS binding generation has been removed in later versions, this PR andwitinterface could serve as a basis of bringing this feature up-to-date with the WebAssembly Component Model and modern versions ofwit-bindgen.Please also note, that albeit the Dockerfile will generate the Rust bindings, as provided by this version of wit-bindgen, the current SDK uses manually written Rust language bindings, not auto-generated ones.