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# Packaging for RunAnywhere AI (RunanywhereAI/runanywhere-electron).
# Invoked by `npm run package` / `package:mac` / `package:win`.
#
# Native artifacts cannot load from inside app.asar. asarUnpack covers the fat
# .node today and the future split (shared libs + per-backend plugins).

appId: ai.runanywhere.desktop
productName: RunAnywhere AI
copyright: Copyright © RunAnywhere

directories:
  output: release
  buildResources: assets

files:
  - package.json
  - out/**/*
  - assets/icon.png
  - assets/icon.ico
  - '!**/{test,tests,e2e,src,scripts,release}/**'
  - '!**/*.{md,map,ts,tsx}'
  - '!**/tsconfig*.json'
  - '!**/vite.config.*'
  - '!**/playwright.config.*'
  - '!**/eslint.config.*'
  - '!electron-builder.yml'

# Foreign-platform natives are removed after packing — see scripts/after-pack.mjs.
# Every @runanywhere tarball carries all three platform payloads (that is what
# lets one tree emit both Windows arches), so an x64 Windows build shipped
# 338 MB of prebuilds to use 109 MB of them.
#
# This is a hook rather than a `files` pattern on purpose: there is no
# `${platform}` macro, and a platform-specific `files:` block does not merge
# with the top-level exclusions the way it reads like it should. Both attempts
# silently shipped NOTHING, which is a worse failure than shipping too much —
# the app still launches and every engine disappears.
afterPack: ./scripts/after-pack.mjs

asar: true

# Unpack every loadable native artifact under the Electron SDK — and by
# extension glob so a future thin-addon + N dylibs/plugins layout still works
# without another packaging change.
#
# The whole prebuilds tree is unpacked per package, not just files matching a
# native extension. QHexRT's QAIRT runtime includes `libqnnhtpv81.cat`, and the
# Hexagon skel fails signature verification unless the catalog sits in the SAME
# directory as the `.so` and stub `.dll` beside it — an extension glob alone
# would unpack the siblings and leave the `.cat` inside app.asar, which reads at
# runtime as a corrupt model rather than as a packaging fault.
asarUnpack:
  - '**/*.node'
  - '**/*.dylib'
  - '**/*.dll'
  - '**/*.so'
  - '**/*.so.*'
  - '**/node_modules/@runanywhere/*/prebuilds/**'
  - '**/node_modules/@runanywhere/electron/**/plugins/**'

mac:
  category: public.app-category.productivity
  icon: assets/icon.png
  hardenedRuntime: true
  gatekeeperAssess: false
  # Local / CI packages are unsigned; release signing is a follow-up.
  identity: null
  target:
    - target: dmg
      arch:
        - arm64
    - target: zip
      arch:
        - arm64

dmg:
  artifactName: ${productName}-${version}-mac-${arch}.${ext}

win:
  icon: assets/icon.ico
  target:
    - target: nsis
      arch:
        - x64
        - arm64

nsis:
  oneClick: false
  allowToChangeInstallationDirectory: true
  artifactName: ${productName}-${version}-win-${arch}.${ext}

# Packaging only — no publish channel wired yet.
publish: null