@napi-rs/cli

@napi-rs/cli

Cli tools for napi-rs

# or npm, pnpm
yarn add @napi-rs/cli -D
yarn napi build

Commands

Command	desc	docs
new	create new napi-rs project	./docs/new.md
build	build napi-rs project	./docs/build.md
create-npm-dirs	Create npm package dirs for different platforms	./docs/create-npm-dirs
artifacts	Copy artifacts from Github Actions into specified dir	./docs/artifacts.md
rename	Rename the napi-rs project	./docs/rename.md
universalize	Combile built binaries into one universal binary	./docs/universalize.md
version	Update version in created npm packages by create-npm-dirs	./docs/version.md
pre-publish	Update package.json and copy addons into per platform packages	./docs/pre-publish.md

Debug mode

DEBUG="napi:*" napi [command]

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