Apple Silicon support

[dqbd]

Hey! 👋 Having issues running yarn create video on M1 powered device w/out Rosetta 2.

Node v15.6.0 (native ARM), npm 7.4.0, yarn 1.x

It seems like the issue is related to puppeteer/puppeteer#6622, as Puppeteer does not find the proper installed binary during npm (re)build nor during launching browser

[dqbd]

It seems like the issue is not yet resolved as of puppeteer@^7.0.4, cannot install and launch Chromium without specifying executablePath in packages/renderer

[JonnyBurger]

Thanks for reporting! In that case, we must provide the option to specify an executable yourself. I just noticed that there is an puppeteer-core package which doesn't install the browser on installation. Would also be good because Puppeteer is not required for the preview, so the installation will be much faster.

Plus so many people already have Chrome installed!
Will tackle this soon.

[jcblw]

I got this project working on Mac M1. You just need to disable the auto-download of Chromium and install it manually.

I have this in my ~/.zshrc since I run a few projects that use puppeteer.

export PUPPETEER_SKIP_CHROMIUM_DOWNLOAD=true
# Path for chromium needed for puppeteer
export PUPPETEER_EXECUTABLE_PATH="/Users/<username>/<path-may-vary>/Chromium.app/Contents/MacOS/Chromium"

Got this info from puppeteers issues. More info here.
puppeteer/puppeteer#6622 (comment)

[c0bra]

Note for others that I was getting an error like this: "Chromium.app is damaged. You should move it to Trash."

And had to reinstall chromium unquarantined: brew reinstall chromium --no-quarantine

Not sure if that's the ideal solution, but it worked. I have the same zshrc env vars as specified above.