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electron-github-asar-updater
Advanced tools
This package works after Electron app is packaged.
electron-github-asar-updater v2.x require Electron version >= 2.0.0
Default
// Electron main process
const Updater = require('electron-github-asar-updater')
/**
* Write file
* ${process.resourcesPath}/updater/index.js
* ${process.resourcesPath}/updater/package.json
*/
const updater = new Updater('githubUser/repoName', '{{prefix}}');
(async function () {
/**
* Check latest github release.
*
* Tag name must be "vX.X.X".
* For example: v2.3.3
*
* Asar zip name must be `{{prefix}}-${process.platform}-${process.arch}.zip`
* For example: {{prefix}}-win32-ia32.zip {{prefix}}-linux-x64.zip
*
* Full asset name example:
* myapp-v2.3.3-win32-x64.zip
* myapp-v2.3.3-win32-ia32.exe
* myapp-v2.3.3-linux-x64.deb
*/
await updater.check({
/**
* -1: ignore pre-release (default)
* 0: include pre-release
* 1: check prerelease only
*/
prerelease: -1
})
const info = updater.getUpdateInfo()
if (info) { // newer version found
console.log(info)
if (updater.isReadyToDownload()) { // exists `resources-${process.platform}-${process.arch}.zip`
/**
* Download `resources-${process.platform}.zip` and unzip to
* `${process.resourcesPath}/.patch`
*/
const downloadResult = await updater.download(({ name, current, max, loading }) => {
/**
* {
* name: string;
* current: number;
* max: number;
* loading: number;
* }
*
* do something, return void
*/
})
if (downloadResult) { // Success
/**
* 1. Rename `${process.resourcesPath}/updater` to `${process.resourcesPath}/app`
* 2. Relaunch. Copy `${process.resourcesPath}/.patch/*` to `${process.resourcesPath}`
* 3. Remove `${process.resourcesPath}/.patch`
* 4. Rename `${process.resourcesPath}/app` to `${process.resourcesPath}/updater`
* 5. Relaunch
*/
updater.relaunch()
} else {
console.log('download aborted.')
}
}
}
})()
Use custom updater executable
// Electron main process
const Updater = require('electron-github-asar-updater')
// use custom updater executable
const updater = new Updater('githubUser/repoName', '{{prefix}}', true);
(async function () {
await updater.check({
prerelease: -1
})
const info = updater.getUpdateInfo()
if (info) {
if (updater.isReadyToDownload()) {
const downloadResult = await updater.download(({ name, current, max, loading }) => {})
if (downloadResult) {
// run executable and exit app, relaunch app by your program
require('child_process').spawn(/* ... */).unref()
updater.relaunch() // just call app.exit()
} else {
console.log('download aborted.')
}
}
}
})()
FAQs
electron asar updater
We found that electron-github-asar-updater 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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