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@pane-app/cli-windows-aarch64

v0.1.3

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Pane's command-line tool for extension authors, for Windows arm64: the pane-ext program and the componentizer a JavaScript or TypeScript package's build runs. One of @pane-app/cli's optional dependencies; npm installs it only on matching systems and the s

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@pane-app/cli-windows-aarch64

Pane's command-line tool for extension authors, for Windows arm64. To get the tool, install @pane-app/cli: this package is not meant to be installed on its own.

What it holds

  • pane-ext, the program @pane-app/cli's shim runs.
  • The componentizer a JavaScript or TypeScript package's build uses:
    • componentize-qjs-p3, Pane's patched componentize-qjs, which builds WASI 0.3 components
    • the QuickJS runtime.wasm
    • the WASI 0.3 libc.so it links into every component

An installed Pane's development mode also spawns this package's componentizer for a package that installed @pane-app/cli.

How npm installs it

This is one of @pane-app/cli's optionalDependencies, at its version. npm installs it only on matching systems (the os and cpu in this package's package.json), and @pane-app/cli's shim runs the pane-ext program it holds.

Versions and publishing

The platform packages release in lockstep with @pane-app/cli, at the same version. The repository's cli-packages workflow builds the programs for every platform and packs the tarballs (cargo xtask cli-package assembles this folder). Publishing them is a person's step, never CI's.

Licensing

  • pane-ext and the package files: GPL-3.0-or-later (LICENSE-GPL).
  • componentize-qjs-p3: Apache-2.0. It is upstream componentize-qjs with Pane's patches (LICENSE-componentize-qjs), built with the repository's Rust.
  • runtime.wasm: the QuickJS runtime (MIT) via rquickjs, built for wasm32-wasip3 against wasi-sdk.
  • libc.so: wasi-libc from wasi-sdk 34 (Apache-2.0 WITH LLVM-exception OR Apache-2.0 OR MIT; some parts BSD or CC0).