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pkgsetuphelper

v1.1.2

Published

Helper utility for setting up pkg in certain projects

Downloads

4

Readme

pkgsetuphelper:

Information:

This is a utility module for projects that use pkg. This package is designed to make setting pkg up with your packages easier in cases where:

  • You have pkg globally installed, but some environments prevent you from calling global NPM packages from command line
  • The main entry point for your built application needs to be the main entry file listed in your package.json, and you only need to target windows
  • No additional assets need to be bundled with you packaged application that are not automatically included by pkg

Installation:

npm install pkgsetuphelper

Usage:

To automatically configure your package.json to add a command to build your application: Add the following line of code near the start of our package's main entry point:

require('pkgsetuphelper').setupPKG('applicationNameHere');

This will automatically add a script named pkg to your package that builds your application:

  • After this script has been added, you are free to either leave the above code snippet in or remove it
  • I recommend leaving this snippet in your application to ensure your pkg script always works properly

You can then package your app using the following command:

npm run pkg

⚠️ This project was intentionally designed for a very narrow set of use-cases. I will not be implementing additional features or changes suggested via feedback!