vscode-zeromq

This is an npm module for using zeromq binaries build in Azure Pipelines in a Node project. It is used by the Jupyter Extension for VS Code. The binaries can be found in the releases section of the zeromq-prebuilt repo.

How it works

• The npm package zeromq is installed as a node dependency.
• This npm package is installed as a dev dependency.
• As part of the post install, the exported function downloadZMQ should be invoked as follows:

const { downloadZMQ } = require('vscode-zeromq');
// Download all binaries for all platforms and all architectures into the `node_modules/zeromq/prebuilds` folder.
await downloadZMQ()

* This will replace all of the binaries found in the `zeromq` module with the prebuilt binaries.

Usage example

Run the following as a postinstall step (with the desired arguments).

const { downloadZMQ } = require('vscode-zeromq');
// Download all binaries for all platforms and all architectures
await downloadZMQ()

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