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@tsukinoko-kun/breakup

v0.3.0

Published

Interactive desktop Git branch comparison with AI-generated review layers

Downloads

953

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Readme

Breakup

Interactive desktop Git branch comparison with file diffs and AI-generated review layers.

Requires Node.js 22.12 or newer.

Screenshot

Install

Download platform installer from Releases. On macOS ARM64, open DMG and drag Breakup into Applications.

CLI remains available through npm:

npm install --global --allow-scripts @tsukinoko-kun/breakup

Run

breakup

Use breakup --help or breakup --version for CLI information.

If npm blocks Electron's install script, first launch completes the checksum-verified Electron download automatically.

Build installers

Install dependencies, then build release artifacts:

pnpm install
pnpm run package:release

Artifacts are written to dist/. macOS ARM64 DMG builds only on macOS. Linux x86_64 and ARM64 AppImages and Windows x86_64 NSIS installer are attempted from every host. If a cross-build is not supported by the host, script prints native fallback command. Build one target explicitly with:

pnpm run package:release -- --only mac
pnpm run package:release -- --only linux
pnpm run package:release -- --only win

macOS and Windows releases are unsigned unless signing credentials expected by electron-builder are present.

Release

Set next version in package.json, commit it, then run:

pnpm run deploy

Deploy runs lint, npm publish dry-run, creates v<version> Git tag, builds installers, then publishes npm CLI package as its final step. Existing tag causes release to fail. Tag is local; push it after successful release with command printed by script. If cross-build falls back, run printed pnpm run package:release command on native host and attach all files from dist/ to release.