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@francocorreasosa francocorreasosa commented Jan 31, 2018

The idea is to allow systems that cannot / don't want to have Node.js installed or are using a different version as the required one to use react-stdio from a binary distribution.

I've added a step on release that generates binaries in the dist/ directory with the following structure.

dist
└── 3.3.0
    ├── linux-x64
    │   └── react-stdio
    ├── linux-x86
    │   └── react-stdio
    ├── macos
    │   └── react-stdio
    ├── win-x64
    │   └── react-stdio.exe
    └── win-x86
        └── react-stdio.exe

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Ah, this is an excellent addition! Thank you!

@mjackson mjackson merged commit fa38856 into ReactTraining:master Jan 31, 2018
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It won't do any good to publish these binaries in the npm package, so I'm going to add a step to CI that will build the binaries and publish them to GitHub.

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