How to use electron-installer-debian - 3 common examples

function packageInstaller (filesPath, cb) {
      console.log('Windows: Creating installer...')

      installer.createWindowsInstaller({
        appDirectory: filesPath,
        authors: config.APP_TEAM,
        description: config.APP_NAME,
        exe: config.APP_NAME + '.exe',
        iconUrl: config.GITHUB_URL_RAW + '/static/' + config.APP_NAME + '.ico',
        loadingGif: path.join(config.STATIC_PATH, 'loading.gif'),
        name: config.APP_NAME,
        noMsi: true,
        outputDirectory: DIST_PATH,
        productName: config.APP_NAME,
        // TODO: Re-enable Windows 64-bit delta updates when we confirm that they
        //       work correctly in the presence of the "ia32" .nupkg files. I
        //       (feross) noticed them listed in the 64-bit RELEASES file and
        //       manually edited them out for the v0.17 release. Shipping only
        //       full updates for now will work fine, with no ill-effects.
        // remoteReleases: config.GITHUB_URL,

it('should return the proper pre-release version in the outPath', async () => {
      eidStub.transformVersion = require('electron-installer-debian').transformVersion;

      packageJSON.version = '1.2.3-beta.4';
      const outPath = await debMaker({ dir, appName, targetArch, forgeConfig, packageJSON });
      expect(outPath).to.match(/1\.2\.3~beta\.4/);
    });
  }

import { productName, version } from '../package.json';

const options = {
  bin: 'Yosoro',
  version,
  productName,
  genericName: productName,
  categories: ['Utility'],
  src: path.resolve(__dirname, '../out', `${productName}-linux-x64`),
  dest: path.resolve(__dirname, '../out', `${productName}-linux-x64-deb-${version}`),
  arch: 'amd64',
  icon: path.resolve(__dirname, '../app/main/resource/app.png'),
  homepage: 'https://yosoro.coolecho.net',
};

installer(options)
  .then(() => console.info(`Successfully created package at ${options.dest}`))
  .catch((err) => {
    console.error(err, err.stack);
    process.exit(1);
  });