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@avasapp/dhoni

v0.5.2

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dhoni CLI — React Native build tooling and dev bundle distribution

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@avasapp/dhoni

The dhoni CLI, distributed as prebuilt binaries so nobody has to install Go or rebuild after every pull.

bun add -g @avasapp/dhoni
dhoni help

Private to the @avasapp scope — installing needs a token that can read it.

How it works

The wrapper package ships only a Node shim. The actual binary arrives through optionalDependencies, one package per platform, each declaring os and cpu so npm installs exactly the one that matches:

| Platform | Package | | ----------- | ------------------------------- | | macOS arm64 | @avasapp/dhoni-darwin-arm64 | | macOS x64 | @avasapp/dhoni-darwin-x64 | | Linux arm64 | @avasapp/dhoni-linux-arm64 | | Linux x64 | @avasapp/dhoni-linux-x64 |

Windows is not published. Adding it is a one-line change to TARGETS in scripts/release-cli.sh, plus a .exe case in the shim.

Installing with --no-optional leaves the shim with no binary to run. It detects that and says so rather than failing with a confusing resolution error.

Releasing

scripts/release-cli.sh 0.2.0 --dry-run   # cross-compile and pack
scripts/release-cli.sh 0.2.0             # publish

The script cross-compiles all four targets, stamps the version into every manifest, and publishes the platform packages before the wrapper. That order matters: the wrapper pins its platform packages to an exact version, so publishing it first opens a window where installs resolve nothing and the CLI silently has no binary.