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@runebreak/librsync-bundled

v0.1.3

Published

Bundled librsync (WASM) from @dldc-packages/librsync for Node and Electron

Downloads

59

Readme

@runebreak/librsync-bundled

This repo vendors https://github.com/dldc-packages/librsync and bundles it for Node and Electron (main) using esbuild.

Usage

ESM:

import librsync from "@runebreak/librsync-bundled";

const signature = librsync.signature(new Uint8Array([1, 2, 3]));

CommonJS:

const librsync = require("@runebreak/librsync-bundled");

const signature = librsync.signature(Buffer.from("hello"));

Helpers (Node/Electron):

import {
	applyDeltaOverwrite,
	makeDiff,
	makeSignature,
} from "@runebreak/librsync-bundled";

await makeSignature("basis.bin", "out/basis.sig");
await makeDiff("basis.bin", "new.bin", "out/delta.bin");
await applyDeltaOverwrite("basis.bin", "out/delta.bin");

Build

npm install

git submodule update --init --recursive

npm run build

Updating upstream

This repo tracks upstream librsync via a git submodule at vendor/librsync.

To update it to a newer upstream tag/commit:

cd vendor/librsync
git fetch --tags

# Option A: move to a tag
git checkout v2.0.2

# Option B: move to the latest on a branch
# git checkout main && git pull

cd ../..
git add vendor/librsync

Then rebuild:

npm run build

Build outputs:

  • dist/index.js (ESM)
  • dist/index.cjs (CJS)

Licensing

See LICENSE, NOTICE, and THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md.