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@bitslix/blxbench-report-browser

v1.3.4

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BLXBench report browser — native desktop app (Tauri), optional install for the blxbench CLI via npm.

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@bitslix/blxbench-report-browser

Native desktop app (Tauri) for BLXBench reports under ~/.blxbench/reports. The published npm metapackage pulls a platform-specific binary (Linux x64, macOS arm64/x64, Windows x64) as an optional dependency — the same layout as @bitslix/blxbench.

Install (with blxbench CLI)

From the TUI (Bencher / Founder / Admin):

/report browser install
/report browser open

Or manually:

npm install --prefix ~/.blxbench/lib/report-browser @bitslix/blxbench-report-browser

That installs the metapackage — including bin/blxbench-report-browser.js (same launcher pattern as the main CLI’s bin/blxbench.js: resolve optional native binary, chmod if npm dropped +x, then run Tauri) — plus the optional @bitslix/blxbench-report-browser-<platform> binary. /report browser open runs that launcher when present.

Override: set BLXBENCH_REPORT_BROWSER_BINARY to a blxbench-report-browser executable you built locally.

Monorepo development

  • Web UI (Vite): pnpm --filter @bitslix/blxbench-report-browser run dev / run build — used by Tauri’s beforeBuildCommand; not published to npm anymore.
  • Desktop: pnpm --filter @bitslix/blxbench-report-browser tauri dev / tauri build.
  • Legacy local HTTP preview (optional): after pnpm run build, you can still run node bin/blxbench-report-browser.js --no-open from this directory for debugging only; it is not part of the npm product path.

Release

See RELEASING.md and the GitHub workflow publish-report-browser-npm-reusable.yml: build native per OS, publish the four @bitslix/blxbench-report-browser-* packages, then publish the metapackage (manifest strips dev-only fields).

API prefix

The embedded webview loads the Vite build; dev calls may use GET under /__blx/... (see src/lib/report-invoke.ts).

License

MIT — see LICENSE.