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Add support for "-A" option
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available (Posix) [boolean]
-G, --generator use specified generator [string]
-t, --toolset use specified toolset [string]
-A, --platform use specified platform name [string]
-T, --target only build the specified target [string]
-C, --prefer-clang use Clang compiler instead of default CMake compiler,
if available (Posix) [boolean]
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### Runtimes

If any of the `runtime`, `runtimeVersion`, or `arch` configuration parameters is not explicitly configured, sensible defaults will be auto-detected based on the JavaScript environment where CMake.js runs within.

You can configure runtimes for compiling target for all depending CMake.js modules in an application. Define a `cmake-js` key in the application's root `package.json` file, eg.:

```json
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- `nw`: nw.js
- `electron`: Electron
- **runtimeVersion**: version of the application's target runtime, for example: `0.12.1`
- **arch**: architecture of application's target runtime (eg: `x64`, `ia32`, `arm`). *Notice: on non-Windows systems the C++ toolset's architecture's gonna be used despite this setting. If you don't specify this on Windows, then architecture of the main node/io.js runtime is gonna be used, so you have to choose a matching nw.js runtime.*
- **arch**: architecture of application's target runtime (eg: `x64`, `ia32`, `arm64`, `arm`). *Notice: on non-Windows systems the C++ toolset's architecture's gonna be used despite this setting. If you don't specify this on Windows, then architecture of the main node/io.js runtime is gonna be used, so you have to choose a matching nw.js runtime.*

#### Runtime options in CMakeLists.txt

The actual node runtime parameters are detectable in CMakeLists.txt files, the following variables are set:

- **NODE_RUNTIME**: `"node"`, `"nw"`, `"electron"`
- **NODE_RUNTIMEVERSION**: for example: `"0.12.1"`
- **NODE_ARCH**: `"x64"`, `"ia32"`, `"arm"`
- **NODE_ARCH**: `"x64"`, `"ia32"`, `"arm64"`, `"arm"`

#### NW.js

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`CMakeLists.txt`:

```cmake

# Include N-API wrappers
execute_process(COMMAND node -p "require('node-addon-api').include"
WORKING_DIRECTORY ${CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR}
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unreleased
==========

- Add support for "-A/--platform" option to make target platform selectable for Visual Studio 2019 generator: https://github.com/cmake-js/cmake-js/pull/201

v6.0.0 - 30/09/19
=================

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