@aikoven/prebuilt-tdlib
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Prebuilt TDLib libraries
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Prebuilt TDLib
This package distributes pre-built TDLib shared libraries through npm. The libraries are built on GitHub Actions: prebuilt-tdlib.yml.
The shared libraries are statically linked against OpenSSL and zlib to prevent compatibility issues in Node.js.
Supported systems:
- GNU/Linux x86_64 (requires glibc >= 2.17)
- macOS x86_64, arm64 (universal, requires macOS >= 10.14)
- Windows x86_64
To install prebuilt-tdlib
for e.g. TDLib v1.8.19, run:
$ npm install [email protected]
prebuilt-tdlib
can be installed for other TDLib versions, run
$ npm info prebuilt-tdlib dist-tags
to get the list of available versions
(or see the "npm tags" section below).
Note: Before
[email protected]
(2023-06-26), the Linux binary was built on Ubuntu 20.04 requiring glibc >= 2.31, and macOS arm64 was not supported. Currently, the Linux build environment is based on CentOS 7. The macOS arm64 binary isn't tested in the CI.
Usage
The prebuilt-tdlib
package exports a single function getTdjson
, which
returns the path to the tdjson
shared library.
const { getTdjson } = require('prebuilt-tdlib')
console.log(getTdjson())
// Prints a path like:
// '/home/user/proj/node_modules/prebuilt-tdlib/prebuilds/tdlib-linux-x64/libtdjson.so'
This package can be used with, for example, tdl
. You can pass the
path to tdl.configure
(since tdl v7.3.0):
const tdl = require('tdl')
const { getTdjson } = require('prebuilt-tdlib')
tdl.configure({ tdjson: getTdjson() })
// ...
The pre-built libraries can also be extracted and used with any other library or programming language.
Versioning conventions
Note: This information is mostly for maintaining
prebuilt-tdlib
, it isn't necessary for using this package.
Because TDLib does not follow SemVer, not to require the users to manually
specify the exact version of prebuilt-tdlib
in their package.json
, the TDLib
version is packed into a single minor version.
prebuilt-tdlib
is published to npm under versions 0.xyyyzzz.v
, where
x
,y
,z
correspond to thex.y.z
TDLib version (e.g., 1.8.0). The leading zeros are appended toy
andz
(y=8
becomes y=008
).v
corresponds to the version ofprebuilt-tdlib
itself, these updates can contain fixes in case some of the builds were broken or include new pre-built libraries for other platforms.- The major version is always
0
.
Example: the npm release for TDLib v1.8.5
is 0.1008005.0
.
For convenience, td-X
dist-tags are available. To install prebuilt-tdlib
for
TDLib v1.8.5, just run npm install [email protected]
, or
npm install [email protected]
for TDLib v1.8.0. This will automatically
install the needed version of prebuilt-tdlib
.
Additionaly, TDLib's releasing process is weird, and most of the
prebuilt-tdlib
releases are not connected to a specific tag release in the
TDLib repository.
The releases of the prebuilt-tdlib
npm package are not git-tagged.
npm tags
- tdlib 2589c3fd46925f5d57e4ec79233cd1bd0f5d0c09
- tdlib 66234ae2537a99ec0eaf7b0857245a6e5c2d2bc9
- tdlib 70bee089d492437ce931aa78446d89af3da182fc
- tdlib de5379f00b6af7686f197037ca3b494e6277e523
- tdlib d9cfcf88fe4ad06dae1716ce8f66bbeb7f9491d9
Outdated versions: