Cool project! I look seeing where mer is going. With ghr 0.6.5, you can install directly from the releases. It will check the checksum for you. If you add minisig or sigstore, it cn verify those too.
~> ghr install justrach/merjs
resolving justrach/merjs ...
found release v0.2.5
downloading mer-windows-x86_64.exe ...
downloaded 0.5 MB
verified github sha256 57ecceba7a9f... (release asset digest)
verified sha256 57ecceba7a9f... (checksums.txt)
extracting ...
linking executables:
linked mer.exe
installed justrach/merjs@v0.2.5
~> mer --version
mer 0.2.5
~> mer
mer -- the merjs CLI (v0.2.5)
usage:
mer init <name> scaffold a new project
mer dev [--port N] codegen + dev server with hot reload
mer build production build (ReleaseSmall + prerender)
mer add <feature> add optional features (css, wasm, worker, ui [component])
mer update update merjs to latest version
mer --version print version
https://github.com/justrach/merjs
See https://github.com/cataggar/ghr. This just provides users alternatives to using the install scripts.
Cool project! I look seeing where mer is going. With ghr 0.6.5, you can install directly from the releases. It will check the checksum for you. If you add minisig or sigstore, it cn verify those too.
See https://github.com/cataggar/ghr. This just provides users alternatives to using the install scripts.