shaka-packager-static
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Shaka Packager static binaries for Mac OSX, Linux and Windows
Shaka Packager static binaries for Mac OSX, Linux and Windows.
Supports macOS (64-bit), Linux (64-bit) and Windows (64-bit). The current shaka-packager version is 2.6.1.
Note: The version of shaka-packager-static follows SemVer. When releasing new versions, we do not consider breaking changes in shaka-packager itself, but only the JS interface (see below). To stop shaka-packager-static from breaking your code by getting updated, lock the version down or use a lockfile.
This module is installed via npm:
$ npm install shaka-packager-static
Returns the path of a statically linked packager binary on the local filesystem.
var packager = require('shaka-packager-static');
console.log(packager.path);
// /home/feedsbrain/workspaces/cool-project/node_modules/shaka-packager-static/bin/linux/x64/packager
The build script downloads binaries from Shaka Packager Releases
Run npm run build to build the project
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Shaka Packager static binaries for Mac OSX, Linux and Windows
We found that shaka-packager-static 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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