pkg takes your Node.js project and ships it as a single binary that runs on devices without Node.js installed. Cross-compile for Linux, macOS, and Windows from any host.

Install

npm install -g @yao-pkg/pkg

Quick start

pkg .

That's it. pkg reads package.json, follows the bin entry, walks your dependencies, and produces executables for Linux, macOS, and Windows.

Documentation

Everything lives on the docs site:

• Getting started — install, CLI reference, first build
• Targets — cross-compile for other platforms
• Configuration — pkg property in package.json, scripts, assets, ignore
• SEA vs Standard mode — which packaging mode to pick and why
• Snapshot filesystem — how paths work at runtime
• Native addons, ESM support, API
• Troubleshooting
• Architecture — traditional mode vs enhanced SEA mode
• Contributing — release process, running tests

About this fork

This is yao-pkg/pkg — the actively maintained fork of the archived vercel/pkg. New releases ship as @yao-pkg/pkg.

License

MIT