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Summary

  • publish the spam-blocked Windows x64 native package as @mini-software/minipdf-win32-x64-msvc while preserving npm install minipdf
  • rewrite the generated loader and release metadata consistently after N-API package generation
  • add automatic detection and random selection of installed .NET/Rust toolchains to the contribution loop
  • document Java, Python, Node.js, and Go badges and usage across the English README and six translations

Why

npm rejected minipdf-win32-x64-msvc with E403 Package name triggered spam detection. Because initial publication processes platform packages first, that rejection prevented the workflow from reaching the top-level minipdf package.

Validation

  • npm test (8 passed)
  • npm pack . --dry-run --ignore-scripts
  • scoped release fixture validation
  • PowerShell parser and automatic toolchain-selection behavior checks
  • README fence, relative-link, and synchronized-content checks
  • git diff --check

Two unrelated Rust working-tree changes were intentionally excluded.

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Added support for Java, Python, Node.js, and Go implementations, including quick-start guidance and documentation.
    • Contribution workflows now automatically detect available .NET and Rust toolchains and select an implementation, while allowing explicit overrides.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Updated Windows x64 Node.js package loading to use the scoped native package.
    • Improved release packaging validation and loader error details.

Publish the spam-blocked Windows x64 native package under the MiniSoftware scope, preserve the public minipdf package name, add automatic contribution toolchain selection, and synchronize multilingual documentation.
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Walkthrough

The contribution workflow now detects installed .NET and Rust toolchains and selects an implementation automatically. Documentation covers additional language implementations. The Node.js release process now publishes the Windows x64 native package under a scoped name and validates the generated loader.

Changes

Automatic contribution implementation selection

Layer / File(s) Summary
Implementation resolution and workflow wiring
.github/skills/skill-minipdf-contribution/scripts/*, scripts/Invoke-MiniPdfContributionLoop.ps1
The contribution loop defaults to auto, probes dotnet and cargo, selects an available implementation, and preserves explicit dotnet or rust overrides.
Contribution workflow guidance
.agents/skills/..., .claude/commands/..., .cursor/commands/..., .github/skills/..., AGENTS.md, CONTRIBUTING.md
Contribution instructions now use automatic selection and describe the updated workflow sequence.
Multilanguage README content
README.md, documents/README.*.md
README files now document Java, Python, Node.js, and Go implementations, quick starts, badges, maturity, and resource links.

Scoped Node.js native package publication

Layer / File(s) Summary
Scoped loader and release generation
minipdf-node/index.js, minipdf-node/scripts/*
Windows x64 fallback loading and release generation now use @mini-software/minipdf-win32-x64-msvc. Package names, README references, validation, and loader post-processing were updated.
Scoped package release tests
minipdf-node/test/index.test.js
Tests now distinguish generated and published package names and verify scoped package metadata and loader references.

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes

Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to bd99d

The Windows package publication update is internally consistent, but release tests can pass even if the actual release script diverges or breaks, risking an incorrect npm publication. This is a bounded release-readiness concern.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant Contributor
  participant ContributionLoop
  participant ResolveImplementation
  participant Toolchain
  Contributor->>ContributionLoop: Start without implementation
  ContributionLoop->>ResolveImplementation: resolve auto selection
  ResolveImplementation->>Toolchain: check dotnet and cargo
  Toolchain-->>ResolveImplementation: available toolchains
  ResolveImplementation-->>ContributionLoop: selected implementation
  ContributionLoop-->>Contributor: run contribution workflow
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Title check ✅ Passed The title clearly identifies the two primary changes: the npm publication fix and the multilingual contribution documentation refresh.
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🟡 Changes recommended

The updated platform-set validation in prepare-release.js can fail to detect unexpected extra optionalDependencies when they sort after the expected entries.

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Pull request overview

This PR unblocks npm publication by renaming the Windows x64 native Node package to a scoped name while keeping npm install minipdf intact, and updates the contribution loop + multilingual docs to reflect automatic toolchain detection.

Changes:

  • Adjust Node.js release packaging to publish minipdf-win32-x64-msvc as @mini-software/minipdf-win32-x64-msvc, and postprocess the generated N-API loader accordingly.
  • Add automatic detection + random selection of installed .NET/Rust toolchains for the contribution loop (-Implementation auto default).
  • Refresh README (English + translations) to document Java/Python/Node.js/Go usage and badges.
File summaries
File Description
scripts/Invoke-MiniPdfContributionLoop.ps1 Defaults -Implementation to auto and updates examples while delegating to the controller script.
README.md Adds badges + quickstart/documentation for Java/Python/Node.js/Go and updates implementation matrix.
minipdf-node/test/index.test.js Updates tests/fixtures for the scoped Windows x64 package and loader expectations.
minipdf-node/scripts/prepare-release.js Renames the Windows x64 platform package, rewrites platform README/package.json, and postprocesses index.js.
minipdf-node/scripts/postprocess-loader.js Normalizes line endings and rewrites loader require(...) + validates structure.
minipdf-node/index.js Switches Windows x64 optional dependency require to the scoped package name.
documents/README.zh-TW.md Syncs badges + implementation matrix + contribution-loop instructions.
documents/README.zh-CN.md Syncs badges + implementation matrix + contribution-loop instructions.
documents/README.ko.md Syncs badges + implementation matrix + contribution-loop instructions.
documents/README.ja.md Syncs badges + implementation matrix + contribution-loop instructions.
documents/README.it.md Syncs badges + implementation matrix + contribution-loop instructions.
documents/README.fr.md Syncs badges + implementation matrix + contribution-loop instructions.
CONTRIBUTING.md Documents auto implementation selection and updates agent shortcut examples.
AGENTS.md Updates the vendor-neutral entry point docs to use auto selection by default.
.github/skills/skill-minipdf-contribution/SKILL.md Updates skill description/docs to match auto selection behavior.
.github/skills/skill-minipdf-contribution/scripts/resolve-implementation.ps1 New helper to detect installed toolchains and pick a random available implementation.
.github/skills/skill-minipdf-contribution/scripts/contribution-loop.ps1 Resolves auto implementation during Start and stores it in loop state.
.cursor/commands/minipdf-contribution.md Updates Cursor command guidance to use controller auto selection when omitted.
.claude/commands/minipdf-contribution.md Updates Claude command guidance to use controller auto selection when omitted.
.agents/skills/minipdf-contribution/SKILL.md Updates vendor-neutral skill docs to describe auto selection flow.
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Comment on lines 68 to +72
const nativePackageNames = Object.keys(optionalDependencies).sort()
if (!SUPPORTED_NATIVE_PACKAGES.every((name, index) => name === nativePackageNames[index])) {
const publishedPackageNames = SUPPORTED_NATIVE_PACKAGES
.map((name) => PUBLISHED_PACKAGE_NAMES[name] || name)
.sort()
if (!publishedPackageNames.every((name, index) => name === nativePackageNames[index])) {

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In `@minipdf-node/test/index.test.js`:
- Around line 112-114: Update the test setup around generatedNativePackages to
exercise minipdf-node/scripts/prepare-release.js directly instead of maintaining
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  • .agents/skills/minipdf-contribution/SKILL.md
  • .claude/commands/minipdf-contribution.md
  • .cursor/commands/minipdf-contribution.md
  • .github/skills/skill-minipdf-contribution/SKILL.md
  • .github/skills/skill-minipdf-contribution/scripts/contribution-loop.ps1
  • .github/skills/skill-minipdf-contribution/scripts/resolve-implementation.ps1
  • AGENTS.md
  • CONTRIBUTING.md
  • README.md
  • documents/README.fr.md
  • documents/README.it.md
  • documents/README.ja.md
  • documents/README.ko.md
  • documents/README.zh-CN.md
  • documents/README.zh-TW.md
  • minipdf-node/index.js
  • minipdf-node/scripts/postprocess-loader.js
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Comment on lines +112 to +114
fs.copyFileSync(path.join(__dirname, '..', 'index.js'), path.join(packageRoot, 'index.js'))

for (const packageName of expectedNativePackages) {
for (const packageName of generatedNativePackages) {

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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Exercise the production release script.

This test keeps local copies of postprocessLoader and prepareRelease instead of invoking minipdf-node/scripts/prepare-release.js. The new fixture can pass while the production script is broken because the two implementations can diverge. Import the production functions behind a require.main guard, or run the production script in the temporary fixture and assert its output.

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In `@minipdf-node/test/index.test.js` around lines 112 - 114, Update the test
setup around generatedNativePackages to exercise
minipdf-node/scripts/prepare-release.js directly instead of maintaining local
copies of postprocessLoader and prepareRelease. Either import the production
functions safely behind a require.main guard or run the production script
against the temporary fixture, and assert the resulting output so the test
cannot diverge from the release implementation.

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