Bundler
Compile Sabre scripts into native executables
Basic Usage
sabre bundle [options...] [script]This subcommand, compiles the given script into a standalone executable. Any flags specified which affect the runtime behaviour will also be applied to the resulting binary.
Under the hood, it compiles all imports into their respective bytecode ahead-of-time, and injects them into a simplified Sabre runtime. When the binary is executed, it reloads the compiled modules into memory as they are requested.
Bundle Options
--quiet
Disables verbose type-analysis and compilation diagnostics.
--outfile
This specifies the output file to write the resulting executable. It currently defaults to the directory and name of the given script, however with a platform appropriate extension.
Typing Options
All declared typing options can be used when running tests.
Runtime Options
Most declared runtime options can be used when running tests.
Note:
The --env option will manually inject the desired environment variables into the resulting executable.