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How to use the binaryen.js.compileWast function in binaryen

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function wast(input) {
	Binaryen = require('binaryen.js')
	module = new Binaryen.Module(input)

	const parser = require('wast-parser'); // NON-OFFICIAL TOY!
	let ast = parser.parse(input)

	wasm_buffer = Binaryen.compileWast(wast)
	// module=await WebAssembly.compile(wasm_buffer)
	// instance=await WebAssembly.instantiate(module)
	// instance.exports.addTwo(1,2)
}