# Rebory

Making Node addons dynamic and more eficiente config to build.

> [!NOTE]
>
> To do cross-compiler check if the compiler for the architecture exists, if not we will try to use [`zig`](https://ziglang.org/)

> [!WARNING]
>
> `CC` and `CCX` env dont includes ANY arguments, only command, for includes more argurments in compiler, set in config file!

## Static Config

command find in `workdir` one of this files:

- `binding.yaml`
- `binding.yml`

or set with `-c` / `--config` argument.

config file is `YAML` with configs to addon:

```yaml
name: addon
sources:
  - g.c
  - main.cpp
includes:
  - node_modules/node-addon-api
  - ./
```

```yaml
name: addon
sources:
  - g.c
  - main.cpp
---
name: addon2
sources:
  - g.c
  - main.cpp
includes:
  - node_modules/node-addon-api
  - ./
target:
  linux:
    flags:
      - -fPIC
  macos:
    flags:
      - -fPIC
  x86_64-linux-gnu:
    release: true
  aarch64-linux-gnu:
    release: true
  x86_64-macos:
    release: true
  aarch64-macos:
    release: true
  x86_64-windows:
    release: true
  aarch64-windows:
    release: true
```

## Dynamic build

Example:

```js
import builderClass from "rebory";
const builder = new Builder({name: "addon"});
builder.sources.push("./test.cpp");

if (process.platform === "win32") {
  builder.sources.push("./test-win32.cpp");
  builder.librarys.push(
    "bcrypt.lib",
    "crypt32.lib",
    "iphlpapi.lib",
    "kernel32.lib",
    "ntdll.lib",
    "ws2_32.lib",
    "setupapi.lib"
  );
} else if (process.platform === "linux" || process.platform === "android") {
  builder.sources.push("./test-linux.cpp");
  builder.defines.push("LINUX_ENABLED=1");
  if (process.arch === "x64") builder.defines.push("LINUX_KERNEL_X64");
  else if (process.arch === "arm64") builder.defines.push("LINUX_KERNEL_AARCH64");
} else {
  builder.sources.push("./test-dummy.cpp");
}

await builder.run();
```