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@pane-app/cli

v0.1.3

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Pane's command-line tool for extension authors: pane-ext creates, develops, checks and packs an extension package, and builds JavaScript and TypeScript with nothing but Node.js and npm

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Readme

@pane-app/cli

pane-ext is Pane's command-line tool for extension authors. It creates, develops, checks and packs an extension package from the terminal, beside the Pane app.

Installing

npm install --save-dev @pane-app/cli
npx pane-ext dev          # or a script: "dev": "pane-ext dev"

The platform packages release in lockstep with this one, at the same version, so an install always matches.

Commands

  • pane-ext new writes a package from a template.
  • pane-ext dev builds a package in the terminal, so cargo's, tsc's and esbuild's errors appear there, and hands each build to the running Pane.
  • pane-ext check reports everything Pane would refuse at install, with Pane's own messages.
  • pane-ext pack builds the release components and assembles what users download.

What you need

A JavaScript or TypeScript package needs nothing but Node.js and npm. pane-ext carries the componentizer (Pane's patched componentize-qjs, which builds WASI 0.3 components), the QuickJS runtime.wasm and the WASI 0.3 libc.so in the platform package. It takes esbuild as an ordinary dependency of this package.

A Rust package needs rustup's stable toolchain with the wasm32-wasip2 target, and the pane-extension SDK from crates.io.

How the program reaches your system

This package holds only a small JavaScript shim, the way esbuild, biome and turbo ship their tools. The pane-ext program itself is native. Each system gets it from one of this package's optionalDependencies, @pane-app/cli-<target>, one per platform:

  • cli-linux-x86_64
  • cli-linux-aarch64
  • cli-windows-x86_64
  • cli-windows-aarch64
  • cli-macos-x86_64
  • cli-macos-aarch64

npm installs the one whose os and cpu match, and the shim runs the program it holds.

If no platform package matches your system, or npm skipped one after a failed install, the shim says so and points at the fix:

npm install @pane-app/cli --force

Versions and publishing

The version follows the extension API and the tool together.

The repository's cli-packages workflow builds and packs the packages (run cargo xtask cli-package to assemble them). Publishing them is a person's step, never CI's.

Licensing

Pane's own files here are GPL-3.0-or-later (see LICENSE-GPL), like the pane-ext program the platform packages carry. The platform packages also carry the componentizer, which is Apache-2.0, and the wasm parts, whose licences their README records.