bamti-cli

bamti-cli provides the bamts command. At runtime its small JavaScript shim selects an optional package for the current operating system and CPU, then starts the native executable from that package. It does not use a postinstall script.

Pre-release status

These npm packages are prepared for a future release and are not published. The Rust workspace does not yet define the bamts binary, so there is no working platform artifact to install today. The shim deliberately fails with an actionable error when its artifact is absent; it does not pretend that a compiler is present.

When artifacts exist, the package will support Linux x64 and arm64, macOS x64 and arm64, and Windows x64. An unsupported platform or a skipped optional dependency will report the package name needed to fix the installation.

The programmatic API is also available:

import { resolveBinary, run } from "bamti-cli";

const binary = resolveBinary();
const exitCode = await run(["input.ts"]);