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@rybosome/tspice-native-linux-x64-gnu

v0.0.7

Published

Platform-specific package that points to a prebuilt `tspice` Node native addon (`tspice_backend_node.node`) for **Linux / x64 (glibc)**.

Readme

@rybosome/tspice-native-linux-x64-gnu

Overview

Platform-specific package that points to a prebuilt tspice Node native addon (tspice_backend_node.node) for Linux / x64 (glibc).

This is not meant to be imported directly by most users.

CSPICE / NAIF disclosure

See docs/cspice-naif-disclosure.md for the canonical disclosure text, NAIF links, and pointers to notice files.

This package ships with a NOTICE file (see NOTICE in the installed package). For easy viewing on GitHub, see packages/tspice-native-linux-x64-gnu/NOTICE.

Purpose / Why this exists

This package exists so package managers can install the correct prebuilt native addon for the current platform.

Who should touch this: generally only release / native-backend maintainers. This package is primarily a thin wrapper around a platform build artifact.

How it fits into tspice

  • @rybosome/tspice declares this as an optionalDependency, and package managers will only attempt to install it on matching platforms (os: ["linux"], cpu: ["x64"]). This package is intended for glibc-based Linux distros.
  • @rybosome/tspice-backend-node attempts to require() this package (based on process.platform/process.arch) and uses its exported bindingPath to locate the .node file.

Relevant code:

Installation

You typically don’t install this directly; it’s pulled in automatically when you install @rybosome/tspice on a supported platform.

Usage (Quickstart)

Direct usage is mainly useful for debugging:

const { bindingPath } = require("@rybosome/tspice-native-linux-x64-gnu");
console.log(bindingPath);

API surface

  • bindingPath: string (absolute path to tspice_backend_node.node within this package)

Development

There are no build scripts in this package.

If you’re working on the native addon itself, see @rybosome/tspice-backend-node and build it from the repo root:

https://github.com/rybosome/tspice/blob/main/packages/backend-node/README.md

pnpm --filter @rybosome/tspice-backend-node run build:native

Troubleshooting / FAQ

tspice_backend_node.node not found next to index.js

This package is only useful when tspice_backend_node.node is present (it should be included in the published package).