This project aim to running Jsonnet in Wasm. The code is written in Rust and compiled to Wasm using the wasm32-unknown-unknown target. The project is based on the Jrsonnet project, which is a Rust implementation of Jsonnet. The project is still in early stage and have some limited support for Jsonnet.

• [x] Jsonnet Snippet evaluation
• [x] External variable support
• [x] External function support
• [x] Jsonnet file evaluation

npm install arakoo-jsonnet

import Jsonnet from "arakoo-jsonnet";

const jsonnet = new Jsonnet();
let code = `
  local username = std.extVar('name');
  local Person(name='Alice') = {
    name: name,
    welcome: 'Hello ' + name + '!',
  };
  {
    person1: Person(username),
    person2: Person('Bob'),
  }`;
const result = jsonnet.extString("name", "John").evaluateSnippet(code);
console.log(result);

{
    "person1": {
        "name": "John",
        "welcome": "Hello John!"
    },
    "person2": {
        "name": "Bob",
        "welcome": "Hello Bob!"
    }
}

import Jsonnet from "arakoo-jsonnet";

let jsonnet = new Jsonnet();
function addSomeNumber(a, b, c) {
    return a + b + c;
}
let result = jsonnet.javascriptCallback("addSomeNumber", addSomeNumber).evaluateSnippet(`{
        result : arakoo.native("addSomeNumber")(3,4,5)
    }`);

First you need to register the javascript function you wish to call from jsonnet by calling javascriptCallback method of jsonnet instance . Then you can call the registered function by using arakoo.native method.

{
    "result": "12"
}

Note -

1. You can only return string from the function which you are calling from jsonnet . If you need to return any other type than you can JSON.stringify it and then std.parseJson in jsonnet.
2. You need to add --experimental-wasm-modules flag while running the js file where you imported / required this jsonnet package

./build.sh