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tpk is an experiment to add some form of app packaging and bundling into standalone excutables. The idea is to facilitate delivering apps which uses assets aside from JS code (which could be bundled into a single file, so that's not a problem) such as WASM files or dynamic libraries for use with ffi. The tpk format just a ZIP file that has a manifest inside. It gets embedded into the executable with a build identifier, and a checksum and it gets extracted before running. Integrity is not checked beyond the first extraction. Check the docs for details on the embedding.
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tpk is an experiment to add some form of app packaging and bundling into
standalone excutables.
The idea is to facilitate delivering apps which uses assets aside from
JS code (which could be bundled into a single file, so that's not a
problem) such as WASM files or dynamic libraries for use with ffi.
The tpk format just a ZIP file that has a manifest inside. It gets
embedded into the executable with a build identifier, and a checksum and
it gets extracted before running. Integrity is not checked beyond the
first extraction.
Check the docs for details on the embedding.