@Gordon As I suggested in the Rollup.js PR in my head all this communication interface should go into a single-purpose tool which is then called from other parts of the ecosystem (directly as a binary /think UNIX architecture/ or as a library).
that what would be perfect is a very small standalone (eg. not Node.js,
Python, Java, etc) Native Application for each platform (Windows/Mac/Linux)
I totally agree here, access to hw is complicated otherwise.
As for the language of choice I would suggest golang as I hear (I didn't do anything substantial using it yet) it should have the required support in standard/external libraries. Quite complicated apps compile into a very small statically linked binaries which would be IMO just perfect for this purpose. There is ready-to-make docker to build all the required target architecture binaries. As an example project I'd suggest looking at is https://github.com/github/hub.
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@Gordon As I suggested in the Rollup.js PR in my head all this communication interface should go into a single-purpose tool which is then called from other parts of the ecosystem (directly as a binary /think UNIX architecture/ or as a library).
I totally agree here, access to hw is complicated otherwise.
As for the language of choice I would suggest golang as I hear (I didn't do anything substantial using it yet) it should have the required support in standard/external libraries. Quite complicated apps compile into a very small statically linked binaries which would be IMO just perfect for this purpose. There is ready-to-make docker to build all the required target architecture binaries. As an example project I'd suggest looking at is https://github.com/github/hub.