js-compute-runtime-cli.js

#!/usr/bin/env node

import { parseInputs } from './src/parseInputs.js';
import { printVersion } from './src/printVersion.js';
import { printHelp } from './src/printHelp.js';
import { addSdkMetadataField } from './src/addSdkMetadataField.js';

const {
  enableAOT,
  aotCache,
  enableHttpCache,
  enableExperimentalHighResolutionTimeMethods,
  moduleMode,
  bundle,
  wasmEngine,
  input,
  output,
  version,
  help,
  env,
} = await parseInputs(process.argv.slice(2));

if (version) {
  await printVersion();
} else if (help) {
  await printHelp();
} else {
  // This is a dynamic import because this import will throw an error
  // if it does not have a pre-compiled version of Wizer available in the platform
  // running the CLI. In that situation, we would still like the
  // js-compute-runtime cli's --version and --help flags to work as
  // it could be that the user is using an older version of js-compute-runtime
  // and a newer version does not support the platform they are using.
  const { compileApplicationToWasm } = await import(
    './src/compileApplicationToWasm.js'
  );
  await compileApplicationToWasm(
    input,
    output,
    wasmEngine,
    enableHttpCache,
    enableExperimentalHighResolutionTimeMethods,
    enableAOT,
    aotCache,
    moduleMode,
    bundle,
    env,
  );
  await addSdkMetadataField(output, enableAOT);
}