Pre Publish
Update package.json and copy addons into per platform packages
Usage
# CLI
napi pre-publish [--options]
// Programmatically
import { NapiCli } from '@napi-rs/cli'
new NapiCli().prePublish({
// options
})
Options
Options | CLI Options | type | required | default | description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
--help,-h | get help | ||||
cwd | --cwd | string | false | process.cwd() | The working directory of where napi command will be executed in, all other paths options are relative to this path |
configPath | --config-path,-c | string | false | Path to napi config json file | |
packageJsonPath | --package-json-path | string | false | package.json | Path to package.json |
npmDir | --npm-dir,-p | string | false | npm | Path to the folder where the npm packages put |
tagStyle | --tag-style,--tagstyle,-t | npm | lerna | false | lerna | git tag style, npm or lerna |
ghRelease | --gh-release | boolean | false | true | Whether create GitHub release |
ghReleaseName | --gh-release-name | string | false | GitHub release name | |
ghReleaseId | --gh-release-id | string | false | Existing GitHub release id | |
dryRun | --dry-run | boolean | false | false | Dry run without touching file system |
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This command is usually used in prepublishOnly
lifecycle scripts in
package.json
.
package.json
"scripts": {
"prepublishOnly": "napi prepublish -t npm"
}