Install chrome-headless-shell instead of Node.js and Puppeteer - #5
Install chrome-headless-shell instead of Node.js and Puppeteer#5iamgio wants to merge 6 commits into
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe formula removes the Node and npm Puppeteer setup. During ChangesBundled browser integration
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to Merging now would break PDF export for the pinned release. The workflow also exposes credentials to executed code and the browser installation path retains an unresolved integrity risk. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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GitHubActions->>HomebrewFormula: Patch and install the platform-specific devbuild
HomebrewFormula->>InstallChromeScript: Run install-chrome.sh during post_install
InstallChromeScript->>HomebrewFormula: Install chrome-headless-shell into libexec
QuarkdownCLI->>HomebrewFormula: Start through the formula wrapper
HomebrewFormula->>QuarkdownCLI: Set QD_CHROME_PATH and prepend libexec/bin to PATH
GitHubActions->>QuarkdownCLI: Run HTML and PDF smoke tests
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In `@Formula/quarkdown.rb`:
- Line 42: Update the Quarkdown formula’s runtime setup to retain Node.js and
Puppeteer alongside QD_BROWSER_PATH for version 2.5.1, preserving the
dependencies required by PDF export until the formula targets a Puppeteer-free
release.
- Around line 95-99: Update the browser download flow in the Formula’s Chrome
archive setup to define and verify a platform-specific SHA-256 checksum for the
downloaded ZIP before invoking unzip. Reuse the existing chrome_version and
platform selection, fail extraction when verification fails, and keep unverified
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Quarkdown no longer uses Node.js, npm, and Puppeteer for PDF export: it drives a Chromium-family browser directly (iamgio/quarkdown#655). The formula now downloads chrome-headless-shell from Chrome for Testing in post_install (after Homebrew's relocation pass, which would corrupt the browser's signed Mach-O binaries, like the stashed runtime), at the version pinned by the release's bundled chrome-version.txt, and wires it via QD_BROWSER_PATH in the CLI wrapper. The node dependency is dropped. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@Formula/quarkdown.rb`:
- Line 42: Remove the QD_CHROME_PATH Chrome-only wrapper change and preserve the
existing Node.js/npm/Puppeteer-based runtime and QD_NPM_PREFIX setup for
Quarkdown 2.5.1; only adopt the wrapper when the formula targets a
Puppeteer-free release.
- Line 42: Update the Quarkdown version and browser setup so they are
compatible: either pin a Puppeteer-free release that consumes
QD_CHROME_PATH/QD_BROWSER_PATH, or retain the v2.5.1 Node/Puppeteer
configuration and its QD_NPM_PREFIX-based module lookup. Ensure post_install
only references an install script present in the selected release.
- Line 76: Update the installer path assigned to script in the formula to use
the shipped scripts/install-browser.sh filename instead of
scripts/install-chrome.sh, preserving the existing browser installation flow.
- Line 83: Remove the unsupported browser installer integration from the
install_headless_shell flow, including the system invocation of
scripts/install-chrome.sh and any resulting QD_CHROME_PATH setup that depends on
headless_shell_root being created. Ensure PDF export does not receive a path to
a nonexistent browser executable.
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Installs the formula with its sources swapped to the latest devbuild release, runs the formula test, and smoke-tests HTML and PDF export, mirroring quarkdown-labs/installation-tests (which covers real releases). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The CLI accepts -o/--out, not --output; the test block predates being exercised in CI. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In @.github/workflows/test.yml:
- Around line 23-25: Update the workflow steps using actions/checkout@v4 and
Homebrew/actions/setup-homebrew@main so the checkout token is not persisted and
Homebrew receives no GitHub credentials via its token or brew-gh-api-token
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Companion to iamgio/quarkdown#655, which removes the Node.js + npm + Puppeteer runtime dependency from PDF export in favor of driving a Chromium-family browser directly.
The browser install logic lives in the Quarkdown distribution itself: the release zip ships
scripts/install-chrome.sh/.ps1next tochrome.properties(the version + SHA-256 pins shared by all installers and the Docker image), so this installer only invokes the script and wiresQD_CHROME_PATH. If the script is absent (a pre-browser release), it warns and skips.Do not merge until the first Puppeteer-free Quarkdown release is published: current releases still require Node.js + Puppeteer for PDF export and do not ship the installer script.
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depends_on "node"and thenpm install puppeteerstep.post_installruns the bundledscripts/install-chrome.sh— after Homebrew's keg-relocation pass, which would otherwise corrupt the browser's signed Mach-O binaries (the same reason the JVM runtime is tar-stashed).QD_CHROME_PATHinstead ofQD_NPM_PREFIX/PUPPETEER_CACHE_DIR. Merge ideally together with the version bump to the first browser-based release.Summary by CodeRabbit
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Test formula against devbuildworkflow installs this formula with its sources swapped to Quarkdown'slatestdevbuild release (macOS + Linux), runsbrew test, and smoke-tests HTML and PDF export — mirroring installation-tests, which covers real releases. Note: the PDF part stays red until the devbuild ships the bundled browser installer (i.e. once iamgio/quarkdown#655 lands on main).