39 lines
1.5 KiB
TypeScript
39 lines
1.5 KiB
TypeScript
import { ForgePlatform, ForgeConfig, ForgeMakeResult, IForgePublisher } from '@electron-forge/shared-types';
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export interface PublisherOptions {
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/**
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* The base directory of the apps source code
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*/
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dir: string;
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/**
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* The results from running the make command
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*/
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makeResults: ForgeMakeResult[];
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/**
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* The raw forgeConfig this app is using.
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*
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* You probably shouldn't use this
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*/
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forgeConfig: ForgeConfig;
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}
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export default abstract class Publisher<C> implements IForgePublisher {
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config: C;
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protected providedPlatforms?: string[] | undefined;
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abstract name: string;
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defaultPlatforms?: ForgePlatform[];
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__isElectronForgePublisher: true;
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constructor(config: C, providedPlatforms?: string[] | undefined);
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get platforms(): string[];
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/**
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* Publishers must implement this method to publish the artifacts returned from
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* make calls. If any errors occur you must throw them, failing silently or simply
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* logging will not propagate issues up to forge.
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*
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* Please note for a given version publish will be called multiple times, once
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* for each set of "platform" and "arch". This means if you are publishing
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* darwin and win32 artifacts to somewhere like GitHub on the first publish call
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* you will have to create the version on GitHub and the second call will just
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* be appending files to the existing version.
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*/
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publish(opts: PublisherOptions): Promise<void>;
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}
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