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electron-osx-sign 
Code-signing for Electron-packed OS X apps.
Please visit our Wiki hosted here on GitHub for walk-throughs and notes from past projects shipped with electron-packager and electron-osx-sign.
Note: The signing procedure implemented in this package is based on what described in Mac App Store Submission Guide.
An OPEN Open Source Project
Individuals making significant and valuable contributions are given commit-access to the project to contribute as they see fit. This project is more like an open wiki than a standard guarded open source project.
Installation
# For use in npm scripts
npm install electron-osx-sign --save
# For use from CLI
npm install electron-osx-sign -g
Note: electron-osx-sign will become a dependency of electron-packager in a later release for signing apps on OS X. However, please install this package globally for more customization beyond specifying identity and entitlements.
Usage
electron-osx-sign
From the Command Line
electron-osx-sign <app> [additional-binaries...] [--options...]
Example:
electron-osx-sign path/to/my.app
For details on the optional flags, run electron-osx-sign --help or see electron-osx-sign-usage.txt.
From the API
var sign = require('electron-osx-sign')
sign(opts[, function done (err) {}])
Example:
sign(opts, callback)
var sign = require('electron-osx-sign')
sign({
app: 'path/to/my.app'
}, function done (err) {
if (err) {
// Handle the error
return;
}
// Regular callback
})
opts
Required
app - String
Path to the application package.
Needs file extension .app.
Optional
binaries - Array
Path to additional binaries that will be signed along with built-ins of Electron.
Default to null.
entitlements - String
Path to entitlements file for signing the app. See default.mas.entitlements or default.darwin.entitlements for default.
entitlements-inherit - String
Path to child entitlements which inherit the security settings for signing frameworks and bundles of a distribution. This option only applies when signing with entitlements provided, or for a mas platform version.
See default.mas.inherit.entitlements or default.darwin.inherit.entitlements for default.
identity - String
Name of certificate to use when signing.
Default to retrieve from login.keychain.
Signing platform mas will look for 3rd Party Mac Developer Application: * (*), and platform darwin will look for Developer ID Application: * (*) by default.
platform - String
Build platform of Electron.
Allowed values: darwin, mas.
Default to auto detect from presence of Squirrel.framework within the application package.
verbose - Boolean
Verbose flag, to display logs.
Allowed values: true, false.
callback
err - Error
electron-osx-flat
From the Command Line
electron-osx-flat <app> [--options...]
Example:
electron-osx-flat path/to/my.app
For details on the optional flags, run electron-osx-flat --help or see electron-osx-flat-usage.txt.
From the API
flat(opts, callback)
var flat = require('electron-osx-sign').flat
flat(opts[, function done (err) {}])
Example:
var flat = require('electron-osx-sign').flat
flat({
app: 'path/to/my.app'
}, function done (err) {
if (err) {
// Handle the error
return;
}
// Regular callback
})
opts
Required
app - String
Path to the application package.
Needs file extension .app.
Optional
identity - String
Name of certificate to use when flattening.
Default to retrieve from login.keychain.
Flattening platform mas will look for 3rd Party Mac Developer Installer: * (*), and platform darwin will look for Developer ID Installer: * (*) by default.
install - String
Path to install for the bundle.
Default to /Applications.
platform - String
Build platform of Electron. Allowed values: darwin, mas.
Default to auto detect from application.
pkg - String
Path to the output flattened package.
Needs file extension .pkg.
verbose - String
Verbose flag, to display logs.
callback
err - Error
Test
As developer certificates are required for codesign in OS X, this module may not be tested via online build services. If you wish to test out this module, enter:
npm test
from the dev directory, and tell us if all tests should pass.
When this command is fun for the first time: electron-download will download all major releases of Electron available for OS X from 0.24.0, and save to ~/.electron/, which might take up less than 1GB of disk space.
A successful testing should look something like:
$ npm test
> electron-osx-sign@0.3.0 pretest electron-osx-sign
> rimraf test/work
> electron-osx-sign@0.3.0 test electron-osx-sign
> standard && tape test
Calling electron-download before running tests...
Running tests...
TAP version 13
# setup
# defaults-test:v0.24.0-darwin-x64
ok 1 app signed
ok 2 app flattened
# defaults-test:v0.25.0-darwin-x64
ok 3 app signed
ok 4 app flattened
# defaults-test:v0.26.0-darwin-x64
ok 5 app signed
ok 6 app flattened
# defaults-test:v0.27.0-darwin-x64
ok 7 app signed
ok 8 app flattened
# defaults-test:v0.28.0-darwin-x64
ok 9 app signed
ok 10 app flattened
# defaults-test:v0.29.0-darwin-x64
ok 11 app signed
ok 12 app flattened
# defaults-test:v0.30.0-darwin-x64
ok 13 app signed
ok 14 app flattened
# defaults-test:v0.31.0-darwin-x64
ok 15 app signed
ok 16 app flattened
# defaults-test:v0.32.0-darwin-x64
ok 17 app signed
ok 18 app flattened
# defaults-test:v0.33.0-darwin-x64
ok 19 app signed
ok 20 app flattened
# defaults-test:v0.34.0-darwin-x64
ok 21 app signed
ok 22 app flattened
# defaults-test:v0.34.0-mas-x64
ok 23 app signed
ok 24 app flattened
# defaults-test:v0.35.0-darwin-x64
ok 25 app signed
ok 26 app flattened
# defaults-test:v0.35.0-mas-x64
ok 27 app signed
ok 28 app flattened
# defaults-test:v0.36.0-darwin-x64
ok 29 app signed
ok 30 app flattened
# defaults-test:v0.36.0-mas-x64
ok 31 app signed
ok 32 app flattened
# teardown
1..32
# tests 32
# pass 32
# ok
Collaborators
Thanks to seanchas116, and jasonhinkle for improving the usability of this project implementation.
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