A library that helps with writing Golem components in Python
golem-cloud is built on top of componentize-py and relies on bindings generated by it to work. To set up a project begin by creating a wit directory and defining a world that your component will implement:
package demo-namespace:demo-package;
interface demo-api {
run: func();
}
world demo-world {
import wasi:http/types@0.2.0;
import wasi:http/outgoing-handler@0.2.0;
import golem:api/host@1.1.6;
export demo-api;
}
To enable usage of golem-cloud with your project you need to tell it about your world and where the bindings will be generated by componentize-py. To do this include the following code snippet at the top of your python code. Make sure to place it before any other uses of the golem-cloud library.
import golem_py_bindings
golem_py_bindings.register_bindings("demo_world") # Put the name of your world here
You can now use golem-cloud in your project:
from golem_py.durability import Durability, DurableFunctionType
from demo_world.imports.oplog import WrappedFunctionType_ReadLocal
durability = Durability("custom", "random-number-generator", WrappedFunctionType_ReadLocal)
Note: golem-cloud is using bindings that are generated by componentize-py for your world. You can only use the modules in golem-cloud for which you have all necessary bindings (by having the appropriate imports and exports in your world). Trying to use a module for which your don't have all required bindings will fail with an import error (even if the initial register_bindings was successful). Every module in golem-cloud documents which bindings are required for it to work, so please consult the module documentation.