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gpgmejs

v0.0.1

Published

GPGME interface/bindings for JavaScript/TypeScript

Readme

incomplete — tracking Official GPGme interface/bindings for Nodejs (node)

gpgmejs

JavaScript/TypeScript bindings (nodejs addons) to GPGME using:

  1. node-addon-api (Node-API) for Application Binary Interface (ABI) stability
  2. make/Makefile instead of node-gyp to be faster and lightweight with fewer dependencies installed
  3. --experimental-addon-modules to provide import syntax instead of require() syntax (ECMAScript Modules (ESM) / JavaScript modules vs CommonJS (CJS)

Usage

TODO

Developers

  1. Ensure these packages are installed with your system's package manager:
    make watchexec gpgmepp nodejs
  2. Run npm install
  3. Use workflow tasks below

Workflow tasks

Run tasks with either make [task] or npm run [task]; npm scripts mirror make targets

Examples from the Makefile:

make                # (make all)
make all            # builds project and runs tests
make dev            # developer mode, watches file changes and rebuilds/retests

make clean          # remove built files
make clean all      # clean and build/test
make build          # build without testing
make test           # test without building

# npm only
npm run npm-reset   # reset for "npm install" reinstallation tests