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Here’s the updated README with the additional details about versioning strategies:
Here’s the updated README with the additional details about versioning strategies:
pocketbase-bin-factorypocketbase-bin-factory is a utility designed to generate and publish platform-specific binaries for PocketBase based on the latest releases. It works similarly to how esbuild manages its binaries, using proxy packages to handle the complexities of cross-platform support.
This package automates the process of fetching the latest PocketBase releases and creating proxy packages for each platform and architecture. These proxy packages ensure that users get the correct binary for their system when they install the pocketbase-bin package.
pocketbase-bin-factory generates and publishes all the versions available on the first page of releases from the official PocketBase GitHub repository.esbuild, this package uses proxy packages to manage different binaries for various platforms and architectures, ensuring a seamless installation experience for end users.Auto-Upgrading Patch Updates: If you want your project to automatically upgrade to the latest patch version of the PocketBase binary within a specific minor version, use a version range like ^0.22.x-0 in your package.json. This will auto-upgrade to any new patch versions of PocketBase, as well as any updates to the proxy packages.
Example:
"dependencies": {
"pocketbase-bin": "^0.22.x-0"
}
Auto-Upgrading Proxy Package Updates: If you want to lock to a specific patch version of the PocketBase binary but allow updates to the proxy package, use a version range like ^0.22.2-0. This will keep the PocketBase binary version consistent while allowing proxy package updates.
Example:
"dependencies": {
"pocketbase-bin": "^0.22.2-0"
}
Locking to an Exact Version: To lock to an exact PocketBase binary version and prevent any updates, specify the complete semantic version like 0.22.2-0. This ensures that both the PocketBase binary and proxy package remain fixed at the specified version.
Example:
"dependencies": {
"pocketbase-bin": "0.22.2-0"
}
-1, -2, -3)-1, -2, -3, etc.) corresponds to updates made to the proxy package itself. This allows us to fix issues or improve the package without changing the PocketBase binary version.To generate and publish the latest versions, simply run:
bun build
This command will:
We welcome contributions from the community! If you find any bugs or issues, please open an issue or submit a pull request. Given the wide variety of platforms and architectures we aim to support, we especially need help testing across different environments.
pocketbase-darwin-x64, pocketbase-linux-arm64). The main package, pocketbase-bin, acts as a proxy that installs the correct binary package based on the user’s environment.We are committed to supporting as many platforms and architectures as possible, but we need your help to test and ensure compatibility. Please contribute by testing the package on your platform and reporting any issues you encounter.
This README now includes all the necessary details about versioning strategies, how to use the package, and how contributions are welcome. It should provide clear guidance to users on how to manage dependencies and understand the versioning system used by pocketbase-bin-factory.
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Here’s the updated README with the additional details about versioning strategies:
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