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@nmnmcc/task

v3.51.1

Published

Unofficial npm mirror of go-task/task using optionalDependencies — no postinstall, mirrorable, with provenance.

Readme

@nmnmcc/task

Unofficial npm mirror of go-task/task — a fast, cross-platform build tool inspired by Make.

This package distributes the task binary through per-platform sub-packages selected via optionalDependencies, so:

  • No postinstall script runs at install time.
  • No download from any third party at install time — the binary comes straight from your npm registry (or any mirror of it).
  • Only the binary for your platform is fetched.
  • Each release is published with npm provenance, so you can verify the package was built by this repo's GitHub Actions run.

Install

npm i -g @nmnmcc/task
# or per-project
npm i -D @nmnmcc/task

Then:

task --version

Supported platforms

Fully aligned with upstream go-task/task releases.

| OS | Arch | Sub-package | | ------- | ------- | -------------------------------- | | macOS | x64 | @nmnmcc/task-darwin-x64 | | macOS | arm64 | @nmnmcc/task-darwin-arm64 | | FreeBSD | 386 | @nmnmcc/task-freebsd-ia32 | | FreeBSD | amd64 | @nmnmcc/task-freebsd-x64 | | FreeBSD | arm | @nmnmcc/task-freebsd-arm | | FreeBSD | arm64 | @nmnmcc/task-freebsd-arm64 | | Linux | 386 | @nmnmcc/task-linux-ia32 | | Linux | amd64 | @nmnmcc/task-linux-x64 | | Linux | arm | @nmnmcc/task-linux-arm | | Linux | arm64 | @nmnmcc/task-linux-arm64 | | Linux | riscv64 | @nmnmcc/task-linux-riscv64 | | Windows | 386 | @nmnmcc/task-win32-ia32 | | Windows | amd64 | @nmnmcc/task-win32-x64 | | Windows | arm64 | @nmnmcc/task-win32-arm64 |

Versioning

Versions track upstream 1:1 — @nmnmcc/[email protected] ships the task binary from go-task/task v3.50.0. The mirror sync runs every 6 hours.

Relationship to upstream

This is an unofficial mirror maintained for cases where:

  • The official @go-task/cli cannot be used because postinstall is disabled in your environment (e.g. npm install --ignore-scripts is enforced).
  • You install from a private npm registry / mirror that cannot reach GitHub Releases.
  • You want a tighter supply-chain story (provenance, no install-time network calls, no install-time code execution).

If none of these apply to you, prefer the official package @go-task/cli.

License

MIT. The mirrored binaries are © The Task authors and are also MIT-licensed. See LICENSE for details.