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GitHub Alpine NodeJS

The Alpine NodeJS repo houses a redistribution of NodeJS builds that are used within the GitHub Actions Runner.

Getting Started

The workflow in this repository can compile a partial-static node.js for alpine and create a GitHub release for it.

Queue workflow using workflow_dispatch trigger and set the node version you want to compile as input, ex: v12.22.7
Wait for the run to complete
There should be a newly created release that matches the version you want for node, and it is able to run on alpine.