punch_api is the Punch WebAssembly public API.
It consists of interfaces allowing you to write wasm functions able to run on the Punch as FaaS.

Usage

1. Define the input and output types of your function. They have to respectively implement the serde::Deserialize and serde::Serialize traits.
2. Define your custom function by impleting the punch_api::Function trait for the type you define.
3. Register the previous type by calling the register! macro on it.
4. You can raise errors by returning a punch_api::Error with an error message.

Et voilà ! By compiling your library to wasm, you are able to run your Function on the Punch.

```rust use punch_api::{Error, Function, register}; use serde::{Deserialize, Serialize};

[derive(Deserialize)]

pub struct InputValue { log: String }

[derive(Serialize)]

pub struct OutputValue { log_wasm: String, size: usize }

pub struct MyCustomFunction; impl Function<', InputValue, OutputValue> for MyCustomFunction { fn execute(&self, input: InputValue) -> Result, Box> { let inputlogsize = input.log.len(); if inputlogsize < 20 { let error = Error::new(format!( "Invalid log: {}, expected size >= 20, got={}", input.log, inputlog_size) ); return Err(Box::new(error)) }

    let result = OutputValue {
        log_wasm: format!("WASM - received log: *** {} ***", input.log),
        size: input_log_size
    };
    Ok(Box::new(result))
}

}

register!(MyCustomFunction); ```

punch_api::Function trait

The punch_api::Function is a generic trait taking 3 arguments: a lifetime parameter, an input type and an output type.
The trait defines a method execute that returns a pointer to the result giving the argument input. You may implement your data logic in this method.

rust /// The Function trait is the interface for runnable functions on Punch FaaS. /// /// # Arguments /// /// * `'a` - lifetime parameter for serde::Deserialize /// * `InputType` - input type. It implements the trait serde::Deserialize /// * `OutputType` - output type. It implements the trait serde::Serialize pub trait Function<'a, InputType: serde::Deserialize<'a>, OutputType: serde::Serialize> { /// Returns a pointer to the computed result. /// /// # Arguments /// /// * `input` - function input fn execute(&self, input: InputType) -> Result<Box<OutputType>, Box<punch_api::Error>>; }