Compile Web Assembly Text to usable JS in One Function that Accepts a String Literal.
In the example below, we see a JS program called main.js which contains two strings (specifically tagged template strings). Both strings are prefixed with the tagged template function wasm. This wasm function takes as an argument a template literal string and returns an object containing the functions exported from the compiled Web Assembly Module. Additionally, both Web Assembly Text Strings are syntax highlighted. Also, one can import JS functions and memory spaces into their Web Assembly Text program by passing an importObject as seen in the second example below:
Install the VSIX file in this repo into VS Code by choosing the menu option Install from VSIX...