atom-shell-packager
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package and distribute your atom-shell app in OS executables (.app, .exe, etc) via JS or CLI
Build a distributable app from an atom-shell app source code directory. Currently only Mac OS is implemented but you can send PRs to implement windows/linux :)
For an example project using this, check out Monu
# for use in npm scripts
npm i atom-shell-packager --save-dev
# for use from cli
npm i atom-shell-packager -g
# you also need atom-shell installed
npm i atom-shell
$ atom-shell-packager my-app-source-dir AppName
This will:
atom-shell installed (using require.resolve)cwd called AppName.appYou should be able to double-click AppName.app to launch the app. If not, check your settings and try again.
Be careful not to include node_modules you don't want into your final app. For example, do not include the node_modules/atom-shell-packager folder or node_modules/atom-shell. You can use --ignore=node_modules/atom-shell to ignore of these
these are optional CLI options you can pass in
out (default current working dir) - the dir to put the app into at the endversion (default hardcoded in source) - atom-shell version to useapp-bundle-id - bundle identifier to use in the app plisthelper-bundle-id - bundle identifier to use in the app helper plistignore (default none) - do not copy files into App whose filenames regex .match this stringprune - runs npm prune --production on the appFAQs
package and distribute your atom-shell app in OS executables (.app, .exe, etc) via JS or CLI
The npm package atom-shell-packager receives a total of 12 weekly downloads. As such, atom-shell-packager popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that atom-shell-packager demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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