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The NodeJS ARM executable can be signed by Apple; but that has no bearing on the JS code in NPM packages you’d be running. Native code-signing only protects na
by DaiPlusPlus 6mo ago
The NodeJS ARM executable can be signed by Apple; but that has no bearing on the JS code in NPM packages you’d be running.
Native code-signing only protects native entrypoints.
- nomel 6mo agoYou have to give NodeJS, somewhat individual, access to the system by clicking various prompts that pop up the first time it tries to access some things, in a relatively naggy way. This includes incoming network access. You also have to give terminal access to do anything. So there's explicit permission, that you granted, involved. But, I understand your point, and agree. It should be possible, I just doubt think it works result in something anyone would use. There's obviously a compromise between security and letting developers use their computer in ways that aren't possible on an iPad.