electron-builder.yml

appId: com.lxveace.claude-code-studio
productName: Catalyst UI
copyright: Copyright © 2026 LxveAce
# appId intentionally retained as `claude-code-studio` so v3.2.1 installs
# upgrade in place — Windows NSIS keys off appId to decide
# upgrade-vs-parallel-install.  Display name is "Catalyst UI" everywhere
# user-facing; the appId is internal plumbing.

# IMPORTANT: builder output goes to dist/ to avoid colliding with forge's out/
# (per Phase 1 red-team M3). Both pipelines coexist until Phase 8.
directories:
  output: dist
  buildResources: build

# The runtime expects main to be at .vite/build/index.js — that's what
# scripts/build-vite.mjs produces. Builder reads package.json's `main`
# but we restate it here for clarity.
extraMetadata:
  main: .vite/build/index.js

files:
  - ".vite/**/*"
  - "package.json"
  # Vite externals declared in vite.main.config.ts must be on disk because
  # the bundled main process emits bare require() for them. Builder
  # auto-includes production deps from package.json by default, so
  # node-pty and systeminformation come along automatically.

asar: true
# node-pty on Windows LoadLibraryW's sibling DLLs (winpty.dll,
# winpty-agent.exe, conpty.dll, OpenConsole.exe) — those have to live on
# disk, not inside the asar. Same reasoning as forge.config.ts.
asarUnpack:
  - "**/node_modules/node-pty/**"

# We rebuild node-pty ourselves via the postinstall script
# (scripts/patch-node-pty.js + electron-rebuild). Letting builder rebuild
# again would undo our patches.
npmRebuild: false

# Anthropic CLI install + bundled Node runtime happen at install time via
# the NSIS bootstrap script (Phase 4). For Phase 2 we ship the existing
# app behavior — assumes claude is on PATH.

win:
  target:
    - target: nsis
      arch:
        - x64
  # icon: build/icon.ico  # uncommented in Phase 5 once asset exists
  # Version-stamped OS-only filename: Catalyst-UI-2.0.0-Windows.exe
  artifactName: "Catalyst-UI-${version}-Windows.${ext}"

# macOS — DMG drag-to-Applications + zip for the auto-updater.
# Bootstrap (Node + Claude CLI) happens on first launch via the existing
# CliAuthOnboarding modal, NOT during install — DMGs don't have a post-
# install hook the way NSIS does, and Apple's gatekeeper would flag any
# attempt to download + execute binaries during a drag-install.
#
# Code signing + notarization deferred to v2.1 — requires Apple Developer
# Program ($99/yr) + osxSign config keyed to env vars. Without signing,
# users see "App is damaged or can't be opened" on first launch; the
# workaround is right-click → Open → confirm in the dialog. Documented
# in the per-OS README install section.
mac:
  # GitHub's `macos-latest` runner is Apple Silicon (arm64). Cross-
  # compiling to x64 on an arm64 host requires Rosetta + extra setup.
  # arm64-only build for v2.0; Intel Macs run via Rosetta.
  #
  # NOTE on targets: only dmg (no zip). The .zip was for auto-update via
  # electron-updater. Per user request we're shipping only the single
  # installer file per OS — auto-update is disabled for v2.0 and tracked
  # for v2.1 (when we'll either re-enable .zip + latest-mac.yml or host
  # them on a separate update channel).
  target:
    - target: dmg
      arch: arm64
  category: public.app-category.developer-tools
  artifactName: "Catalyst-UI-${version}-Mac.${ext}"
  hardenedRuntime: false
  identity: null

dmg:
  # Standard Mac drag-to-Applications layout.
  contents:
    - x: 110
      y: 150
    - x: 250
      y: 150
      type: link
      path: /Applications

# Linux — AppImage (single-file portable, works on any distro) + deb
# (Debian/Ubuntu) + rpm (Fedora/RHEL). Bootstrap via the same first-
# launch modal pattern as macOS.
#
# update-electron-app didn't support Linux; electron-updater DOES for
# AppImage (via the same latest.yml mechanism). deb/rpm rely on the
# distro package manager — users `apt upgrade` / `dnf upgrade` instead.
linux:
  target:
    - target: AppImage
      arch:
        - x64
    - target: deb
      arch:
        - x64
    - target: rpm
      arch:
        - x64
  category: Development
  # Per-distro naming via the top-level appImage/deb/rpm blocks below.
  # The linux.artifactName here is the fallback default.
  artifactName: "Catalyst-UI-${version}-Linux.${ext}"

# Per-target overrides so each Linux format names its target distro
# in the filename — users on Fedora know to grab the .rpm,
# Ubuntu/Debian grabs the .deb, anything else grabs the AppImage.
appImage:
  artifactName: "Catalyst-UI-${version}-Linux-Universal.${ext}"

deb:
  artifactName: "Catalyst-UI-${version}-Linux-Debian.${ext}"

rpm:
  artifactName: "Catalyst-UI-${version}-Linux-Fedora.${ext}"

nsis:
  # Cat 8 — real wizard mode replaces the previous silent one-click flow.
  # Modern look + sidebar/header BMPs + custom Ollama opt-in page (defined
  # in installer.nsh via nsDialogs).
  oneClick: false
  perMachine: false
  allowToChangeInstallationDirectory: true
  createDesktopShortcut: always
  createStartMenuShortcut: true
  shortcutName: "Catalyst UI"
  artifactName: "Catalyst-UI-${version}-Windows.${ext}"
  # Disable .exe.blockmap generation — used only for delta updates which
  # we're not shipping in v2.0 (auto-updater disabled this release).
  differentialPackage: false
  # Custom NSIS script: downloads Node 22 + @anthropic-ai/claude-code into
  # $INSTDIR\resources\runtime\, plus (Cat 8) an optional Ollama install
  # gated by an in-installer Yes/No page. See build/installer.nsh.
  include: build/installer.nsh
  # Cat 8 — sidebar + header BMPs (vertical gradient using the app's
  # accent color). Generated by build/gen-installer-assets.mjs; the
  # committed BMPs are checked in so a fresh `npm run dist:win` works
  # without depending on the script running first.
  installerHeader: build/installerHeader.bmp
  installerSidebar: build/installerSidebar.bmp
  uninstallerSidebar: build/uninstallerSidebar.bmp
  # installerIcon: build/installerIcon.ico   # placeholder until art lands
  # uninstallerIcon: build/uninstallerIcon.ico

publish:
  - provider: github
    owner: LxveAce
    repo: catalyst-ui
    releaseType: draft
    # Repo rename happens in lockstep with v4.0.0; until then this
    # config is for the FUTURE catalyst-ui repo.  Builds prior to
    # the lockstep rename were pointed at claude-code-studio and
    # will continue to find updates via GitHub's permanent redirect.