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@stremio/stremio-core-web

v0.48.2

Published

9 days ago

Bridge between stremio-core and stremio-web

Downloads

984

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Stremio Core Web

Bridge between stremio-core and stremio-web

Build

Builds a production wasm package and prepares the rest of the dependencies for the npm package.

npm install
npm run build

Development

Building the package using ./scripts/build.sh with --dev would allow you to see more logging messages being emitted, this is intended only for debugging as it will log messages with sensitive information!

./scripts/build.sh --dev

Or you can also use the development-specific Rust's wasm-watch alias from ./.cargo/config.toml. It will automatically re-compile the package when a change on the files or dependencies is detected, including when you're using a local patch for stremio-core.

Install cargo-watch
- cargo install cargo-watch
- With cargo-binstall (prebuilt binaries): cargo binstall cargo-watch
Run cargo wasm-watch

Publishing

Update version to the next minor/major/patch version in Cargo (Cargo.toml and Cargo.lock) and npm (package.json and package-lock.json), e.g. from 0.44.13 to 0.44.14.
Commit the change with the new version as a message, e.g. 0.44.14
Wait for CI to build successfully
Push a new tag starting with stremio-core-web-v, e.g. git tag stremio-core-web-v0.47.4 git push origin stremio-core-web-v0.47.4
Create a new Release with the created tag and the tag name as a title, e.g. stremio-core-web v0.47.4
Publish the Release
CI will automatically build and release the npm package to the registry