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@modretro/chromatic-cli-darwin-arm64

v1.2.1

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Command-line tools for ModRetro Chromatic devices

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Chromatic CLI

Command-line tools for working with ModRetro Chromatic devices.

Installation

npm install --global @modretro/chromatic-cli

The package installs the chromatic-cli command and selects a precompiled binary for the current operating system and CPU architecture. It does not compile Rust code during installation and does not download executables from an install script.

Usage

chromatic-cli --help
chromatic-cli detect-cart

Install USB drivers/permissions once before using a device:

chromatic-cli install-drivers

On Linux, run sudo chromatic-cli install-drivers. This installs the flashing tool's bundled udev rules, preserves existing rules, then reloads and triggers udev. Reconnect your Chromatic if necessary. On Windows, run the command from an Administrator terminal and complete the bundled Gowin driver installer. An already-installed Gowin driver is left alone. macOS needs no additional driver installation.

Use --yes to skip the CLI confirmation. Machine-readable output is available with chromatic-cli install-drivers --yes --format json; Windows may still show the Gowin installer's UI. This command does not require a connected device or activation code.

Supported platforms

  • macOS on Apple silicon or Intel
  • Linux with glibc on ARM64 or x86-64
  • Windows on ARM64 or x86-64

Third-party notices

Each platform package includes THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.txt alongside its package.json, containing dependency license texts, upstream notices, and applicable source-access information. These terms apply to the identified third-party components.