Distribute binaries via npm module #1269
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Chatted with @kailan earlier and made sure I understood how this all works, but asked that some additional documentation be written that explains how it works for those unfamiliar with all the NPM magic (e.g. people like myself 🙂). |
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This PR adds a step to the release workflow that generates npm modules for each supported platform, as well as a parent module (
@fastly/cli) that pulls in the correct version for the user usingoptionalDependencies.This is to enable @harmony7's work in creating a
npm init @fastly/computecommand that can generate Compute projects using the CLI. It will now be possible to run commands without installing the CLI, e.g.npx @fastly/cli compute initas well as depend on the CLI frompackage.jsonin npm projects.It also allows developers without the Fastly CLI to run commands such as
npm run devin JavaScript Compute projects (if defined), starting Viceroy.Tagging @JakeChampion as he wrote the code in the wizer repo that I based this upon: https://github.com/bytecodealliance/wizer/tree/main/npm/wizer