Native Linux ARM64 binary distribution for the Google Closure Compiler, version 20260428.0.0. This package automatically installs the Java-based Closure Compiler compiled for ARM64 architecture, intended as an optional dependency of the platform-agnostic google-closure-compiler package. It enables JavaScript optimization, minification, and type checking on ARM64 Linux systems (e.g., Raspberry Pi, AWS Graviton). Releases follow weekly cadence aligned with upstream Closure Compiler releases. Use this only when targeting Linux ARM64; the main package handles platform selection.
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Demonstrates that this package is a platform binary and should be used via 'google-closure-compiler' main package, with CLI and Node.js API examples.
Use the main 'google-closure-compiler' package instead, which automatically selects the correct platform binary.
Ensure your system architecture is ARM64 (e.g., uname -m returns aarch64). For other platforms, the main package will install the appropriate binary.
Use the latest version to ensure ARM64 support is available.
Use Node >=10. For older Node, use an older version of the package (but ARM64 support may be limited).
Install the main package: npm install google-closure-compiler
Then use it: const closureCompiler = require('google-closure-compiler');Do not import this package; it is a binary. Only use the main 'google-closure-compiler' package.
Ensure the platform package is installed (e.g., reinstall with npm install google-closure-compiler). On Linux ARM64, this package should be installed automatically.
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