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@docushell/ethos-pdf

v0.6.0

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Ethos PDF CLI binary package for document evidence workflows.

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@docushell/ethos-pdf

@docushell/ethos-pdf is the npm binary package for the Ethos CLI.

Supported first-release targets:

  • macOS arm64
  • Linux x64

The package is prepared as a binary distribution package. It is not a hosted service, does not include public benchmark reports or claims, and does not bundle PDFium. PDFium-backed commands use caller-provided PDFium through ETHOS_PDFIUM_LIBRARY_PATH.

Installing this package must not require PDFium. PDFium-backed commands fail until ETHOS_PDFIUM_LIBRARY_PATH points to a caller-provided PDFium dynamic library. See QUICKSTART.md in this package and docs/pdfium-manual-setup.md in the Ethos source repository for the setup contract. When the variable is unset, postinstall prints the scripts/fetch-pdfium.sh path and the follow-up ethos doctor --require-pdfium check; it never downloads PDFium.

Runtime behavior:

  • unsupported OS/CPU targets exit before invoking a binary;
  • missing packaged binaries exit with a clear "binary is missing" message;
  • PDFium-backed commands preserve the Rust CLI exit code and stderr.

Vendor assembly:

  • place the approved ethos-macos-arm64.tar.gz and ethos-linux-x64.tar.gz release archives in one local directory;
  • run npm run prepare:vendor -- <release-artifact-dir>;
  • the script verifies both the release-archive and extracted-executable SHA256 values recorded in vendor/manifest.json;
  • the script extracts the ethos executable from each archive and writes vendor/ethos-darwin-arm64 and vendor/ethos-linux-x64.

The current published npm package is @docushell/[email protected]. Its vendored CLI binaries report ethos 0.6.0.