nodejs-wheel 25.9.0rc0

unoffical Node.js package

Unofficial Node.js wheels

nodejs-wheel is an unofficial repository to distribute Node.js prebuilt wheels through PyPI using

pip install nodejs-wheel

New in v20.13.0: If you don't need command line interface (CLI), install only nodejs-wheel-binaries, which is a direct dependency of nodejs-wheel.

pip install nodejs-wheel-binaries

The package requires Python 3.7 and above.

The project is powered by scikit-build-core and cibuildwheel.

Available Builds

OS	Arch	Bit	Conditions	New in
Linux	x86_64	64	glibc >= 2.28	v18.18.0
Linux	x86_64	64	musl >= 1.2	v20.14.0
Linux	aarch64	64	glibc >= 2.28	v20.13.0
Linux	aarch64	64	musl >= 1.2	v22.13.1
macOS	x86_64	64	>= macOS-13.5	v18.18.0
macOS	arm64	64	>= macOS-13.5	v20.11.1
Windows	amd64	64		v18.18.0
Windows	arm64	64		v22.12.0

Usage

Command line

Only available in the nodejs-wheel package.

node -h
npm -h
npx -h

Run library module as a script

New in v20.13.0.

Only support node.

python -m nodejs_wheel --version

Python API

New in v20.13.0.

from nodejs_wheel import (
    node,
    npm,
    npx,
)

return_code0 = node(["--version"])
return_code1 = npm(["--version"])
return_code2 = npx(["--version"])

New in v20.13.1: pass return_completed_process=True to get subprocess.CompletedProcess instead of int.

completed_process0 = node(["--version"], return_completed_process=True)
completed_process1 = npm(["--version"], return_completed_process=True)
completed_process2 = npx(["--version"], return_completed_process=True)

License

nodejs-wheel distributed under the same MIT license as Node.js.

Other projects

The project is inspired by many other similiar projects:

• samwillis/nodejs-pypi: The package redistribute the official Node.js binaries to PyPI. However, the official binary for Nodejs 18 requires GLIBC 2.28, making it unsupported in manylinux2014 images. Besides, the wheel tag is wrong.
• sbwml/node-latest-centos: Use GitHub Actions to build Node.js in CentOS 7, but is not related to Python or PyPI.
• scikit-build/cmake-python-distributions: Use cibuildwheel and scikit-build to build CMake and distribute CMake in PyPI.