Release v0.1.0

What's Changed

• chore: Fix elixir release workflow by @bhelx in #77
• fix(rust-sdk): Fix dep versions by @bhelx in #102
• chore(python-sdk): Put placeholder readme in python dir by @bhelx in #104
• Fix elixir bindings by @zshipko in #109
• docs(elixir-sdk): Reduce elixir min version by @bhelx in #108
• docs(node-sdk): Fix example to use CJS imports by @bhelx in #107
• fix(ruby-sdk): Add FFI gem as dependency by @bhelx in #106
• chore: Add Makefile for browser runtime by @bhelx in #103
• release: v0.1.0 by @bhelx in #110

Full Changelog: v0.0.1...v0.1.0

RELEASE v0.1.0

Extism is the universal plug-in system. Run WebAssembly extensions inside your app. Use idiomatic Host SDKs for Go, Ruby, Python, Node, Rust, C, C++, OCaml, Haskell, PHP & more (others coming soon).

Things may be incomplete or undocumented or difficult to install, but not for long!

This is a preview to share progress on a usable version while we wrap up some docs, automation, package distribution, installation process, etc.

Preview Installation & Usage

Try the extism CLI:

• Install from https://github.com/extism/cli, read usage in the README.md
• Some Host SDKs are available via respective package managers / distribution systems. Try those!

Or:

• Clone the repository.
• Copy the language SDK you want to use (./node, ./ruby, ./python etc are language SDKs in the root of the repo).
• Download a pre-built release for your system (attached below), or build the project from source (see the Makefile in the root, make build).
• Install libextism.{so|dylib} and extism.h into your library and include paths respectively. (sudo make install does this)

Expect the entire process above to be simplified away soon...

Head to https://extism.org for docs and an overview, and chat with us on Discord!