electron-releases
Complete and up-to-date info about every release of Electron.
This package:
Installation
npm i electron-releases
Usage
The module exports an array of release objects:
const releases = require('electron-releases')
releases[0].tag_name
releases.find(release => release.npm_dist_tag === 'latest')
releases.find(release => release.npm_dist_tag === 'beta')
Data
Each release contains all the data returned by the
GitHub Releases API,
plus some extra properties:
version
(String) - the same thing as dist_tag
, but without the v
for convenient semver comparisons.npm_dist_tag
(String) - an npm dist-tag like latest
or beta
. Most releases will not have this property.npm_package_name
(String) - For packages published to npm, this will be electron
or electron-prebuilt
. For packages not published to npm, this property will not exist.total_downloads
(Number) - Total downloads of all assets in the release that
have a detectable platform in their
filename like .zip
, .dmg
, .exe
, .rpm
, .deb
, etc.deps
(Object) - version numbers for Electron dependencies.
v8
(String)chromium
(String)node
(String)- etc..
Updates
This module is self-publishing. It runs in a
Heroku Scheduler
process every ten minutes. A new version of this module is published if any of
the following change:
- number of Electron releases on GitHub
- number of Electron releases on npm
- npm
electron@beta
version - npm
electron@latest
version
If none of these has changed, the build process aborts and runs again ten minutes
later. For more detail, see script/release.sh
The Heroku app is also synced to the GitHub repo, so every push to the
master
branch will automatically deploy a new version of this app.
Tests
npm install
npm test
Dependencies
None
Dev Dependencies
- chai: BDD/TDD assertion library for node.js and the browser. Test framework agnostic.
- check-for-leaks: avoid publishing secrets to git and npm
- dotenv-safe: Load environment variables from .env and ensure they are defined
- github: NodeJS wrapper for the GitHub API
- got: Simplified HTTP requests
- hubdown: Convert markdown to GitHub-style HTML using a common set of remark plugins
- lodash: Lodash modular utilities.
- mocha: simple, flexible, fun test framework
- npm: a package manager for JavaScript
- parse-link-header: Parses a link header and returns paging information for each contained link.
- semver: The semantic version parser used by npm.
- standard: JavaScript Standard Style
- standard-markdown: Test your Markdown files for Standard JavaScript Style™
License
MIT