add support for openharmony-arm64 platform #4212
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Version 0.25.6 was just published and should include support for OpenHarmony arm64. I'm unable to test it myself but let me know if it works for you or not. |
Thank you, it works well. |
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OpenHarmony is a new operating system that is now experimentally supported by the Node.js runtime.
For more information, see: nodejs/node#58350
Currently, esbuild does not support OpenHarmony, so users cannot develop frontend projects using esbuild or vite on OpenHarmony PCs. Therefore, I submitted this PR, hoping that esbuild can support the OpenHarmony.
Since the Go compiler does not yet support the OpenHarmony platform, we are unable to cross-compile the esbuild binary for OpenHarmony. Therefore, I am using WASM to provide support for OpenHarmony.
The Node.js runtime currently only supports OpenHarmony on the arm64 architecture, so I am only adding support for arm64.