Use a module from the CLI

Rust (rustup) and git.

cargo install --locked --git https://knotless.dev/johnandersen777.bsky.social/atlibs --rev 53d9384 atlibs
atlibs help | head -1

usage: atlibs <command> ...

Add and run

atlibs add bobvmbuilder.bsky.social/hello
atlibs run hello count '{"did":"did:plc:ocnuqjlzgohypj3zoznermms","collection":"com.fedfork.exec.wasm.module"}'

added hello (bobvmbuilder.bsky.social/hello) pin …
…
	"result": {
		"collection": "com.fedfork.exec.wasm.module",
		"records": …
	},

atlibs add writes atlibs.lock.json and modules/hello.{wasm,json}. No entry lists the entries:

atlibs run hello || true

hello entries: count

Serve

atlibs serve hello --port 8787 &

curl -s -X POST localhost:8787/run/count -H 'content-type: application/json' \
  -d '{"did":"did:plc:ocnuqjlzgohypj3zoznermms","collection":"com.fedfork.exec.wasm.module"}' | jq -c .result.collection

"com.fedfork.exec.wasm.module"

http://127.0.0.1:8787/ has a form per entry.

As your account

atlibs login you.bsky.social
atlibs add bobvmbuilder.bsky.social/statusphere
atlibs run statusphere set_status '{"status":"🦋"}' --as you.bsky.social

A run makes only the calls its module's session record allows. Every command: CLI.

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