Wick Framework Documentation

Wick Documentation

Wick is an application runtime that allows you to stitch components together into web services, CLI apps, microservices, workers, anything. Wick was designed from the ground-up with reusability and security in mind. Wick is built with rust and WebAssembly to keep your code secure and portable.

Key Benefits of Wick

1. Reusability: Write a component once, use it as a microservice, JSON Rest API, CLI app, or as part of another component for larger application without changing a single line of code.

2. Productivity: Wick makes it easier to develop, maintain, document, and test your applications. Test every component the same way, generate documentation with a single command, and update components without fear.

3. Security: Wick uses WebAssembly to sandbox dependencies and keep them isolated from one another. Wick’s architecture makes it easy to keep vulnerabilities out of code in the first place.

Installation

Install with Cargo

cargo install wick-cli

Install with Homebrew

brew install candlecorp/tap/wick

Install pre-built binaries

Mac/Linux

curl -sSL sh.wick.run | bash

Windows

curl https://ps.wick.run -UseBasicParsing | Invoke-Expression

Install from source

git clone https://github.com/candlecorp/wick.git && cd wick
just deps # install necessary dependencies
just install # or cargo install --path .

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Hello World!

Dive deeper into the Wick Framework by exploring the following sections:

• Introduction
• Getting Started
• Core Concepts
• Rust Component SDK Reference

We’re excited to have you join the Wick community! Be sure to join our public Discord channel and share what you create!