Configure

1. npm install to pull all dependencies
2. Go build yourself the flavors of Resin you need and place them in the base directory.
3. For Mac OS support, install png2icns for generating the icns files. On Mac OSX use homebrew: brew install libicns, for Debian/Ubuntu apt-get install icnsutils, Redhat yum update libicns, etc.

Usage

var server = require('resin-server')

server.file('macosx', 'http://www.example.com/app', function(error, filePath) {
	if (error) {
		console.log(error);
		return;
	}

	console.log("You can find your shiny download at " + filePath);
});

This function is mostly meant to be served in a RESTful API. for example, using hapi

hapi.route({
path: "getapp/macosx",
method: "GET",
handler: function(request, reply) {
	server.file('macosx', 'http://www.example.app' function(error, filePath) {
		if (error) {
				return reply("Something went wrong: " + error);
			}

		return reply.file(filePath);
	});
}
});

resin-server automatically caches the generated binaries to improve performance for multiple calls. If you need to force the regeneration of a binary, use forceUpdate exactly like you would use the file function.

Future Features

• Windows version. MSIs are tricky to do in a platform independent way. If you have a solution, fork me!
• Proper DMG support. Platform independence is also pretty tricky with DMGs. One lead I have is this.