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WebAssembly.Module

The WebAssembly.Module object is the intermediate step between the ArrayBuffer and the instantiated module. The compile() and instantiate() methods (and their streaming counterparts) return a Promise that resolves with a module (module in lowercase represents the compiled Module). A module can also be created synchronously by passing a typed array or ArrayBuffer directly into the constructor, but this is discouraged for large modules.

The Module object also has three static methods: exports(), imports(), and customSections(). All three take a module as a parameter, but customSections() takes a string representing the section name as its second parameter. Custom sections are described in the Binary Format section of the ...