Cross-platform iohook builder & signer.
# Build iohook for specific runtime
yarn build --runtime=electron --runtime-version=7.1.2
# Generate signatures for all redist assets
yarn sign --key=/path/to/sign/key.pem --recursive=dist/There are two ways to build iohook in Debian / Ubuntu.
# Build image
npm run docker-build
# Create and log into container
npm docker-run
# < now you are inside of the container >
cd /iohook
# Install deps
npm i
# Build
npm run build -- --runtime=electron --runtime-version=7.1.2
# <here you can exit from the container with Ctrl+D or "exit">
# Sign redist with signing key on your host machine
npm run sign -- --key=/path/to/sign/key.pem --recursive=dist/# Ensure that Node.js >10 is already installed
# Install additional dependencies
apt install -y --no-install-recommends build-essential autogen autoconf libtool automake libtool pkg-config libx11-dev libxtst-dev libxt-dev libx11-xcb-dev libxkbcommon-dev libxkbcommon-x11-dev libxinerama-dev libxkbfile-dev cmake
# Install builder deps
npm i
# Build
npm run build -- --runtime=electron --runtime-version=7.1.2
# Sign
npm run sign -- --key=/path/to/sign/key.pem --recursive=dist/Ensure that Node.js is installed, as well as CMake
# Install node-gyp system deps
npm install -g --production --debug [email protected]
# Then, reboot (I've spent about two hours investigating why cmakejs can't find MSVC Build Tools)
shutdown /r
# Install deps
npm i
# Build
npm run build -- --runtime=electron --runtime-version=7.1.2
# Sign
npm run sign -- --key=/path/to/sign/key.pem --recursive=dist/# Ensure that cmake is installed and available through CLI
# If cmake is installed as macOS application, but it is not accessible via terminal
# run the command below:
sudo "/Applications/CMake.app/Contents/bin/cmake-gui" --install
# Install required build tools via brew
brew install automake autoconf libtool pkg-config
# Install deps
npm i
# Build
npm run build -- --runtime=electron --runtime-version=7.1.2
# Sign
npm run sign -- --key=/path/to/sign/key.pem --recursive=dist/