Building for Production

inca build bundles your app once, with no window opened — the output lands in dist. inca package does the same, then wraps the result into a distributable application: a .app on macOS, a plain directory on Linux.

Configuration

Configuration is read from inca.config.ts in your app's root: the app's name, its icon, its window, and where a build reads and writes. Every key, with an example, is listed in Configuration.

Output

inca package writes the packaged app under outDir (dist by default), alongside the plain build output:

• macOS — dist/<productName>.app. Open it, or run the executable inside it directly.
• Linux — dist/<slug>, a plain directory named after a slugified productName (lowercased, non-alphanumeric runs collapsed to -), holding an executable of the same name.

inca package doesn't sign the app yet — macOS Gatekeeper will warn before it opens.