jevrouter (npm distribution)

Jev-driven local model router — one Choice, three slots, difficulty decides the tier.

npm install -g @jevrouter/jevrouter
jevrouter serve     # the bin name stays `jevrouter`
jevrouter status
jevrouter doctor

This package is a tiny Node launcher (~1KB, no dependencies): npm installs the matching prebuilt binary as an optionalDependency (@jevrouter/jevrouter-darwin-arm64 / -darwin-x64 / -linux-x64 / -linux-arm64) and bin/jevrouter.js execs it. The router itself is native Rust — Node is only the entry point.

Fallbacks

• JEVROUTER_BIN=<path> execs an explicit binary (testing).
• In a repo checkout without installed platform packages, the launcher falls back to target/release/jevrouter.

Publishing (maintainers)

Versions must stay in sync across cli/package.json and all cli/platforms/*/package.json. Names are scoped (@jevrouter/…): the registry rejected the unscoped jevrouter as too similar to the existing jev-router; packages live under the @jevrouter org.

cargo build --release && node cli/scripts/prepare-platforms.mjs
cd cli/platforms/<plat> && npm publish --access public
cd .. && npm publish --access public

CI (.github/workflows/release.yml) builds all four platforms on v* tags, attaches tarballs to the GitHub release, and publishes to npm when an NPM_TOKEN secret is configured. Replace OWNER in cli/package.json with the real GitHub org/user before the first publish.

Project docs: README · design.md