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@ttsc/linux-arm

v0.21.0

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Linux arm native ttsc/ttscserver/ttscgraph binaries and bundled Go compiler for ttsc.

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@ttsc/linux-arm

Linux arm native binaries and bundled Go compiler package for ttsc.

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

ARM baseline

Every artifact in this package targets the ARMv6 baseline. The three executables (bin/ttsc, bin/ttscserver, bin/ttscgraph) are cross-compiled with GOARM=6, and the bundled Go SDK is the linux-armv6l distribution, so the executables and the SDK share one minimum ARM generation. ARMv6 code runs on later ARM generations (ARMv7, ARMv8/arm64 in 32-bit mode), so this package supports the broad npm arm CPU contract rather than an ARMv7-only subset.

It contains the ttsc platform helper, the ttscserver LSP wrapper, the ttscgraph MCP code-graph server, and the Go SDK used when ttsc builds Go source plugins. If your package manager skipped optional dependencies, reinstall ttsc with optional dependencies enabled.

Package contents

This package intentionally ships the prebuilt linux-arm artifacts for ttsc:

  • bin/ttsc: the native command helper.
  • bin/ttscserver: the native language-server wrapper.
  • bin/ttscgraph: the native MCP code-graph server (used by @ttsc/graph).
  • bin/go/: a pruned Go SDK used to compile source plugins into cached plugin binaries.

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

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

npm view "@ttsc/linux-arm@<version>" dist.integrity dist.signatures dist.attestations --json
npm pack "@ttsc/linux-arm@<version>" --dry-run --json