ARM64 binaries for Windows, Linux and macOS platforms about cycletls HOT 5 CLOSED

I tested the default package on a raspberry pi 3 and 4 running the latest Raspberry Pi OS version and the package appeared to work just fine by default.

Anything that is a derivative of the three supported platforms should in theory function including a mac arm chip.

For release 0.0.19 explicit support for linux arm and arm64 was added.

You can see how it was implemented here

If you are curious how to compile versions for a custom/niche operating system there is an added section in the README for it.

Cross Compiling for other platforms

Basically you can compile using Golang's cross compilation tools and manually run the compiled file. The package should connect on the default port 9112 to the spawned Golang server, no need to update the index.ts file, you just need to run the compiled executable.

e.g.

$ ./index

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Correct, ARM binaries are not included in the NPM package, they should function on ARM without the specific binaries though (at least the arm chips I tested, Cortex-A53 and Cortex-A35).

I can include them but then I need to build tests around them if they are supposed to be fully supported. Arm and Arm64 as well as other linux derivatives have complicated github actions implementations. If I can implement those I will include them in the npm package. Perhaps building a docker container would be preferred.

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You can do npm run build:mac which builds for your architecture. But you should have go installed

Same for npm run build:windows and npm run build:linux

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You can do npm run build:mac which builds for your architecture. But you should have go installed

Same for npm run build:windows and npm run build:linux

Unfortunately this is not possible when using the package as a NPM dependency, since the sources are missing.

Also building the tool from source currently does not work because of #84.

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Great! Thanks for the quick response.

So the ARM binaries are not included in the NPM package, right? Do you think it would make sense to include them as well?

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