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@rocket.chat/forked-matrix-sdk-crypto-nodejs

v0.1.0-beta.13

Published

matrix-sdk-crypto crate for Node JS

Downloads

671

Readme

matrix-sdk-crypto-nodejs

Building

  1. Install Rust (latest) and NodeJS (latest LTS preferred).
  2. npm install -g yarn@1 to ensure you have Yarn.
  3. yarn install to configure dependencies.
  4. yarn rust:targets to configure the targets.
  5. yarn build:release for a release build. yarn build:debug for a debug build.
  6. yarn build:ts to build the TypeScript part.

Note that the output will not be capable of a publishable release, but will allow for local development in the case of a platform-specific binding not being available. Downstream projects will be affected by this as it might trigger this project's build script during npm install.

Releasing

Note that the release process currently only works on Linux. Mac OS might work, but Windows definitely doesn't. WSL works fine though, just not on the host.

You will need Docker installed.

  1. Commit and push all relevant changes to the repo. The push is important as the build process relies upon commit hashes.
  2. Update the relevant commit hashes in the Cargo.toml file, and ensure they are being used. Push these changes.
  3. Update the package.json version. npm version may be of use.
  4. Run npm publish. This will build and set up various Docker containers.
    • Do not use yarn to publish, as it might publish the wrong thing.

TODO: Release stuff

Windows: rustup toolchain install stable-gnu

use https://www.appveyor.com/ ?