NativeBoat 0.1.0-alpha.4

• Auto-update: applications that update themselves with electron-updater keep working. The build writes the update configuration from electron-builder's publish settings, makes a Windows installer with the latest.yml electron-updater reads, and native builds can have their own feed with "nativeboat": { "publish": ... } in package.json.
• Electron: net.request, session.fromPartition, session.resolveProxy, app.getSystemLocale, and autoUpdater as in applications Squirrel.Windows did not install.
• Node.js: ref() and unref() on child processes, original-fs, and faster JSON Schema validation (Ajv, as conf and electron-store use it).
• Pages: images from http and https addresses and in formats such as WebP, the web Notification API, Intl.DisplayNames, inline event handlers, and libraries loaded with classic <script> tags.
• Text and rendering: default and fallback fonts follow the application's Electron version, rounded borders whose sides differ, object-fit, and faster repaints of faded content.
• Applications show their first window sooner.

See CHANGELOG.md for details and Compatibility for what is supported.

NativeBoat 0.1.0-alpha.3

• React and JSX/TSX: React applications build and run (validated on small applications).
• Tailwind CSS 4, cascade layers (@layer), @property and @import from packages.
• Electron: Tray, Notification, globalShortcut, protocol.registerSchemesAsPrivileged, login items, a full ipcMain emitter, clipboard.readImage and more of nativeImage.
• Node.js: net sockets and servers, http servers and clients, https requests, the Fetch API and web streams in the main process, readline, AsyncLocalStorage, assert, and more of zlib.
• clip-filepaths works without its native addon.
• Optional and computed require() calls no longer stop the build.

See CHANGELOG.md for details and Compatibility for what is supported.

NativeBoat 0.1.0-alpha.2

• Fix several UI bugs.
• Add more Electron API supports

NativeBoat 0.1.0-alpha.1

First preview release.

• nativeboat build compiles an Electron project into a native Windows
  executable that runs without Chromium, WebView2, Node.js or a JavaScript
  engine.
• nativeboat analyze reports how well the native target supports a project.
• Works with plain Electron, electron-vite, vite-plugin-electron and Electron
  Forge (Vite) projects, TypeScript projects, and pnpm, npm and Yarn
  workspaces.
• Nothing else to install: no Rust, Visual Studio or Windows SDK.
• Executables carry the application's name, version and icon, and can be
  signed with --sign.