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# waSCC Host
The _WebAssembly Secure Capabilities Connector_ (waSCC) host library allows consumers to add actor modules, portable capability providers, and native capability providers to a single runtime host and provide each of those modules with their own unique, per-capability configuration. This allows actors to each have their own separate message broker subscriptions, key-value stores, HTTP server ports, etc.
For more information on concepts, architecture, and tutorials, check out [wascc.dev](https://wascc.dev).
**WARNING**: The host API is currently experimental and likely to change
## Examples
To run the examples, simply issue the following command (assuming you have the latest version of Rust installed) from the root `wascc-host` directory:
```
$ RUST_LOG=info cargo run --example [example name]
```
Where the example name is the name (without the `.rs`) of any of the examples in the examples folder.
**Pre-Requisites** - For the `subscriber` example, you will need an instance of [NATS](https://nats.io) running locally. For the `kvcounter` example, you will need **Redis** running locally on the default port.
**NOTE** - All of these examples use _native_ capability providers, and therefore utilize the linux dynamic libraries (`.so` files). To use these examples on a Mac, you will need to produce Mac dynamic libraries (`.dylib` files) and modify the examples to read those files instead.