Created a simple windows binary package.

[Martinsos]

It almost works!
So, the idea is that you unpack created zip on Windows, and then you just run wasp.ps1 script via powershell and there you have it!
wasp new myapp works, but wasp start fails when it tries to run npm start, saying it can't find npm. But that is weird because it can find node, and I had both node and npm installed in the path.
Maybe some dynamic libraires are missing and this is how it is manifesting? Maybe StreamingProcess does not work but just Process works in Haskell on Windows?
Best would be to actually install stack on windows and compile and try out stuff, see if it works like that, what does or does not work and so on.

[WilliamRagstad]

Often when running installation Powershell scripts, they're called install.ps1.
Maybe renaming it will make the purpose clear?

[Martinsos]

Are you referring to run_wasp.ps1, @WilliamRagstad ? If so, that one is not an installation script actually, it is a "proxy" that calls the binary with the correct configuration (correct env vars).