CLI tool to compile native modules to work on nodejs-mobile
cd
into the folder that contains your native addon (folder containing the package.json
) and then run prebuild-for-nodejs-mobile
, specifying one of the supported targets:
$ npx prebuild-for-nodejs-mobile
ERROR: Must specify a target to prebuild-for-nodejs-mobile, one of these:
* ios-arm64-simulator
* ios-arm64
* ios-x64
* android-arm
* android-arm64
* android-x64
Such as ios-arm64
:
$ npx prebuild-for-nodejs-mobile ios-arm64
Use --verbose
to see the whole compilation logs:
$ npx prebuild-for-nodejs-mobile ios-arm64 --verbose
For Android, you can specify the Android SDK version with --sdkXX
, otherwise by default it will be 24
, the lowest supported.
$ npx prebuild-for-nodejs-mobile android-arm64 --sdk28
- Compiles native modules for iOS
- Compiles native modules for Android
- Can customize the Android SDK target API version
- Compiles Rust (either Neon or node-bindgen) Node.js native modules
- Can customize build flags
This project does NOT follow SemVer, instead it aims to reflect the upstream Node.js version is is based on.
prebuild-for-nodejs-mobile
version A.B.C
is based on Node.js Mobile version A.B.*
, while the C
is incremented whenever there are any changes to our codebase, be them fixes, features or otherwise, breaking changes or not. For this reason we recommend you call this CLI using npx prebuild-for-nodejs-mobile@A.B.C
to ensure you are using the correct version for your Node.js Mobile version.
MIT