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win-auto-native

v0.1.6

Published

3 days ago

Native addon skeleton for win-auto (Rust + napi-rs).

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win-auto-native

Native Rust backend for the win-auto automation framework.

This package contains the platform-specific native addon compiled with napi-rs. It exposes the low-level automation engine used by the TypeScript wrapper in win-auto-core.

Purpose

Provide direct Windows automation capabilities
Build a .node binary for the current platform
Keep native code separated from TypeScript API code

Installation

This package is not normally installed directly by end users. The TypeScript package (win-auto-core) should load the native addon automatically when available.

If published separately, install with:

npm install win-auto-native

Build

Requires Rust toolchain and napi-rs CLI.

npm install
npm run build

Files

index.js - JavaScript loader entry point
*.node - compiled native addon binary
README.md - package documentation
LICENSE - license file

Usage

The native package is usually consumed indirectly through win-auto-core. The TypeScript wrapper loads the native addon at runtime to perform real Windows automation.

License

MIT