cmake-ts build

cmake-ts build --config debug

cmake-ts build --config cross-win32-arm64-release

Usage: cmake-ts build [options]
Build the project
Options:
  --config, --configs <configs...>
      Named config(s) to build, which could be from default configs or the ones defined in the config file (package.json)
       If no config is provided, it will build for the current runtime on the current system with the Release build type
      The default configs are combinations of `<Runtime>`, `<BuildType>`, `<Platform>`, and `<Architecture>`.
       - `<Runtime>`: the runtime to use
         e.g.: `node`, `electron`, `iojs`
       - `<BuildType>`: the cmake build type (optimization level)
         e.g.: `debug`, `release`, `relwithdebinfo`, or `minsizerel`
       - `<Platform>`: the target platform
         e.g.: `win32`, `linux`, `darwin`, `aix`, `android`, `freebsd`, `haiku`, `openbsd`, `sunos`, `cygwin`, `netbsd`
       - `<Architecture>`: the target architecture
         e.g.: `x64`, `arm64`, `ia32`, `arm`, `loong64`, `mips`, `mipsel`, `ppc`, `ppc64`, `riscv64`, `s390`, `s390x`
        Any combination of `<BuildType>`, `<Runtime>`, `<Platform>`, and `<Architecture>` is valid. Some examples:
         - `release`
         - `debug`
         - `relwithdebinfo`
         - `node-release`
         - `node-debug`
         - `electron-release`
         - `electron-debug`
         - `win32-x64`
         - `win32-x64-debug`
         - `linux-x64-debug`
         - `linux-x64-node-debug`
         - `linux-x64-electron-release`
         - `darwin-x64-node-release`
         - `darwin-arm64-node-release`
         - `darwin-arm64-electron-relwithdebinfo`
      To explicitly indicate cross-compilation, prefix the config name with \`cross-\`:
       - \`cross-win32-ia32-node-release\`
       - \`cross-linux-arm64-node-release\`
       - \`cross-darwin-x64-electron-relwithdebinfo\`
      You can also define your own configs in the config file (package.json).
       - `<ConfigName>`: the name of the config
         e.g.: `my-config`
       The configs can also be in format of `named-<property>`, which builds the configs that match the property.
         - `named-os`: build all the configs in the config file that have the same OS
         - `named-os-dev`: build all the configs in the config file that have the same OS and `dev` is true
         - `named-all`: build all the configs in the config file
       The configs can be combined with `,` or multiple `--configs` flags. They will be merged together.
   (default: [])
  -h, --help                        display help for command