Struct MessagingRequestReply 

pub struct MessagingRequestReply { /* private fields */ }

Auto-generated bindings for an instance a component which implements the world messaging-request-reply.

This structure can be created through a number of means depending on your requirements and what you have on hand:

• The most convenient way is to use MessagingRequestReply::instantiate which only needs a Store, Component, and Linker.

• Alternatively you can create a [MessagingRequestReplyPre] ahead of time with a Component to front-load string lookups of exports once instead of per-instantiation. This method then uses [MessagingRequestReplyPre::instantiate] to create a MessagingRequestReply.

• If you’ve instantiated the instance yourself already then you can use MessagingRequestReply::new.

These methods are all equivalent to one another and move around the tradeoff of what work is performed when.

Implementations

impl MessagingRequestReply

pub fn instantiate<_T>( store: impl AsContextMut<Data = _T>, component: &Component, linker: &Linker<_T>, ) -> Result<MessagingRequestReply>

Convenience wrapper around [MessagingRequestReplyPre::new] and [MessagingRequestReplyPre::instantiate].

pub fn new( store: impl AsContextMut, instance: &Instance, ) -> Result<MessagingRequestReply>

Convenience wrapper around [MessagingRequestReplyIndices::new] and [MessagingRequestReplyIndices::load].

pub async fn instantiate_async<_T>( store: impl AsContextMut<Data = _T>, component: &Component, linker: &Linker<_T>, ) -> Result<MessagingRequestReply>

where _T: Send,

Convenience wrapper around [MessagingRequestReplyPre::new] and [MessagingRequestReplyPre::instantiate_async].

pub fn add_to_linker<T, D>( linker: &mut Linker<T>, host_getter: fn(&mut T) -> D::Data<'_>, ) -> Result<()>

where D: HostWithStore + HostWithStore + HostWithStore + Send, for<'a> D::Data<'a>: Host + Host + Host + Send, T: 'static + Send,

pub fn wasi_messaging_incoming_handler(&self) -> &Guest