simple-binary-install
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simple-binary-installThis package is published to npm as simple-binary-install and provides convenience functions for distributing binaries via npm.
This project has been built for my needs, but issues or PRs can be opened if issues are found.
This repository contains a few GitHub Actions workflows that help to automate code quality in this repository.
We use biome to format the JS in this package. CI will run npm run fmt:check to make sure everything is in line. Before pushing up changes on a branch, you should make sure to run npm run fmt from the root of the repository to make sure that this check does not fail.
We use jest to run a few tests in binary-install. You can run npm test from the root of the repository to run these tests locally.
We currently publish binary-install manually from the command line, but example-binary packages are published with the release_rust GitHub Actions workflow. Running git tag -a 'rust_v1.0.0' -m 'rust_v1.0.0' && git push --tags will kick this workflow off.
FAQs
Facilitates distributing gzipped binary tarballs from npm.
The npm package simple-binary-install receives a total of 262 weekly downloads. As such, simple-binary-install popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that simple-binary-install 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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