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@hakobu/hakobu-fetch

v1.0.1

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Compiles and stores patched Node.js base binaries for Hakobu

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@hakobu/hakobu-fetch

Fetches or builds patched Node.js binaries used by Hakobu to produce standalone executables.

Supported Targets

Hakobu targets Node 24.x LTS. The following base binaries are published:

| Platform | Architecture | Tier | Status | |---|---|---|---| | linux | x64 | 1 | Active | | linux | arm64 | 1 | Active | | win | x64 | 1 | Active | | macos | arm64 | 1 | Active | | macos | x64 | 2 | Active | | linuxstatic | x64 | 2 | Active | | win | arm64 | 2 | Active |

See the Target Policy for tier definitions and build strategies.

Usage

This package is used internally by @hakobu/hakobu. You typically don't need to install it directly.

# Hakobu installs this automatically
npm install @hakobu/hakobu

If you need to pre-fetch a base binary (e.g., for offline/air-gapped builds):

npx @hakobu/hakobu-fetch --node-range node24 --platform linux --arch x64

Environment Variables

| Variable | Description | |---|---| | PKG_CACHE_PATH | Directory to cache base binaries. Default: ~/.pkg-cache | | PKG_BUILD_PATH | Directory to clone and build Node.js binaries. Default: system temp | | PKG_NODE_PATH | Custom path to a local Node.js binary to use instead of fetching | | PKG_IGNORE_TAG | Ignore tag folder when checking local binary path | | HTTPS_PROXY | HTTPS proxy for fetching binaries | | HTTP_PROXY | HTTP proxy for fetching binaries | | MAKE_JOB_COUNT | Parallel jobs for building binaries (passed to make -j). Default: CPU count |

Security

Base binaries are compiled by GitHub Actions with transparent, auditable workflows. Binary checksums are recorded in expected-shas.json and verified at fetch time.

License

MIT