@telepilotco/tdlib-binaries-prebuilt
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Prebuilt TDLib libraries, distributed with node-pre-gyp
Intention of this plugin is to produce binary builds of tdlib/td in a way so that they can be used in
node-pre-gyp npm package. This can be handy when using tdlib/td in node.js environments, where compilation is not desired
or not possible due to unavailability of tools that are required.
TD can be compiled from source using specific targets from our Makefile.
Prebuilt binaries are available for following architectures:
Build process is automated with Github Actions for following environments:
MacOs / Windows builds are currently not configured, but adding them would be also possible so please submit Issue request if you are willing to have those added, or send a PR.
MacOs binary can be built locally using build-lib-native Makefile task.
If you would like to perform fully local build, few targets are defined in Makefile that enable Dockerized
as well as native tdlib builds.
To start dockerized build, use one of the following make targets:
build-lib-docker-linux-arm64-glibc
build-lib-docker-linux-arm64-musl
build-lib-docker-linux-x64-glibc
build-lib-docker-linux-x64-musl
If you want to perform native build, use make build-lib-native. In this case you need to make sure you have required
tooling installed on your system. make init should be able to help you with that.
If something still does not work, please refer to prebuilt-tdlib-docker.sh script which is used in dockerized build.
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Prebuilt TDLib libraries, distributed with node-pre-gyp
We found that @telepilotco/tdlib-binaries-prebuilt demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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