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Get Started with Perry

From zero to a running native executable in three steps. Native output does not need Node.js or an external JavaScript engine on the target machine; Perry's runtime and GC are linked into it.

Başlayın

Perry'yi kurun ve TypeScript'i yerel çalıştırılabilir dosyalara derlemeye başlayın

1Kurulum

terminal
$ npm install -g @perryts/perry

Recommended cross-platform install. Native targets still require the relevant platform SDK and linker; run perry doctor after installation.

2Kullanım

Verify the toolchain
perry doctor

Checks the compiler, linker, SDK, and target setup

Dosya derle
perry compile main.ts

main.ts'yi yerel bir çalıştırılabilir dosyaya derler

Özel çıktı
perry compile main.ts -o myapp

Çıktı çalıştırılabilir dosya adını belirtin

V8 runtime ile
perry compile main.ts --enable-js-runtime

JavaScript npm paketi uyumluluğu için V8'i etkinleştirin

Uyumluluğu kontrol et
perry check ./src

TypeScript kodunu yerel derleme için doğrulayın

Your first binary, step by step

Once Perry is installed, compiling TypeScript to a native executable is a single command. Write a file:

hello.ts
const name = process.argv[2] ?? "World";
console.log(`Hello, ${name}!`);

Compile it and run the result — the output is a self-contained machine-code binary, not a bundled script:

terminal

$ perry compile hello.ts

✓ Compiled executable: hello

$ ./hello Perry

Hello, Perry!

The published runtime-only hello-world measurement is about 3.2 ms on the documented Apple M-series test host. Real startup depends on the target, linked features, I/O, and hardware. Read more about how Perry compiles TypeScript to a binary or what happens inside the TypeScript native compiler.

Where to go next

Documentation

Guides for the CLI, Perry UI widgets, threading, i18n, platform prerequisites, and known limitations.

Showcase

Public applications and examples built with Perry, with measurements labeled where evidence is available.

Compare

How Perry stacks up against Bun, Deno, Electron, Tauri, React Native, and Static Hermes.

GitHub

Source, issues, and discussions — Perry is open source.