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@ttsc/graph-win32-x64

v0.36.3

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Windows x64 native ttscgraph binary for @ttsc/graph.

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@ttsc/graph-win32-x64

Windows x64 native ttscgraph binary for @ttsc/graph.

This package is normally installed as an optional dependency of @ttsc/graph. Application projects should install @ttsc/graph, not this package directly.

It contains the native producer that @ttsc/graph spawns to build the checker-backed code graph for its MCP server, dump command, viewer and loader. The ttsc platform packages do not carry it, so a project without @ttsc/graph downloads none of it. If your package manager skipped optional dependencies, reinstall @ttsc/graph with optional dependencies enabled, or set TTSC_GRAPH_BINARY to an absolute path.

Package contents

This package intentionally ships the prebuilt win32-x64 artifact for @ttsc/graph:

  • bin/ttscgraph.exe: the native graph producer for projects on TypeScript 7.0.
  • bin/ttscgraph-7.1.exe: the native graph producer for projects on TypeScript 7.1.

Source and build entrypoint: packages/ttsc/cmd/ttscgraph and packages/ttsc/build/platform-package.cjs.

There is no postinstall download step. Supply-chain scanners may report the native executable as opaque or obfuscated because it is not readable JavaScript source. Review the npm package metadata when triaging that finding:

npm view "@ttsc/graph-win32-x64@<version>" dist.integrity dist.signatures dist.attestations --json
npm pack "@ttsc/graph-win32-x64@<version>" --dry-run --json