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neutralino-appimage-bundler

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Bundles your Neutralino project in AppImage

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<h1 align="center">šŸš€ Neutralino AppImage Bundler</h1> Bundle your Neutralino project in AppImage āš ļø Works only on Linux x64 systems # Installation With npm: ```sh npm i --save-dev neutralino-appimage-bundler ``` With yarn: ```sh yarn add -D neutralino-appimage-bundler ``` # Usage You can, for example, create file named `build-appimage.js`, with this content: ```js const path = require('path'); // Require bundler const { Bundler } = require('neutralino-appimage-bundler'); // Create an object with some params const bundler = new Bundler({ // .desktop file properties desktop: { // Name field name: 'Aboba Project', // Path to the icon icon: path.join(__dirname, 'test/public/icons/64x64.png'), // Categories (defult is Utilities) categories: ['Game'] }, // Neutralino binary info binary: { // Name of the binary (cli.binaryName) name: 'aboba-amogus', // Dist folder path dist: path.join(__dirname, 'test/dist') }, // Some files or folders to copy inside of the the AppImage copy: { 'public': path.join(__dirname, 'test/dist/aboba-amogus/public') }, // Should AppImage contain Neutralino's dependencies or not // If true, then AppImage will contain binary's shared libraries includeLibraries: false, // Path to the appimage to save output: path.join(__dirname, 'el-passant.AppImage'), /** * (optional) If set to true, the AppImage will run only with root privileges */ sudo: false, // Application version version: '2.0.0' }); // Bundle project bundler.bundle(); ``` And update your `package.json` scripts: ```json { "scripts": { "bundle:appimage": "node build-appimage.js" } } ``` So you'll be able to run ```sh yarn bundle:appimage ``` or ```sh npm run bundle:appimage ``` Which will bundle your Neutralino application to the AppImage <br> Author: [Nikita Podvirnyy](https://vk.com/technomindlp)