feat: Add single-file Windows executable using Deno#1018
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benriemer wants to merge 1 commit intomermaid-js:masterfrom
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feat: Add single-file Windows executable using Deno#1018benriemer wants to merge 1 commit intomermaid-js:masterfrom
benriemer wants to merge 1 commit intomermaid-js:masterfrom
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- Add GitHub Actions workflow to build mmdc.exe using deno compile - Cross-compile from Windows runner to x86_64-pc-windows-msvc target - Upload executable as release asset on tagged releases - Add documentation for standalone Windows executable usage Closes mermaid-js#467
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Summary
This PR adds a GitHub Actions workflow to build a single-file Windows executable (.exe) for mermaid-cli using Deno's compile feature.
Problem
Issue #467 requests a single-file Windows executable so non-developers can use mermaid-cli without installing Node.js/npm. The original solution (pkg) was deprecated and never supported ESM modules.
Solution
Use Deno to build the executable:
deno compilepackages all dependencies into a single executablex86_64-pc-windows-msvcChanges
New workflow:
.github/workflows/build-single-file.ymldenoland/setup-denoactiondeno compile --target x86_64-pc-windows-msvcDocumentation: Updated README.md with standalone executable usage
Testing
The workflow can be tested manually or by creating a tag:
Related Issues
Closes #467