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This pull request introduces official support for a Windows offline installer for the Edge Impulse Linux CLI, targeting environments where
npm installis not feasible. It adds a complete GitHub Actions workflow to build and package the CLI as a native Windows installer, along with all necessary scripts and documentation for usage and distribution. The installer bundles Node.js, all dependencies, and CLI shims, and modifies the Windows PATH during installation and uninstallation.The most important changes are:
Windows Offline Installer Infrastructure:
.github/workflows/build-windows-installer.yml) to build Windows installers for bothx64andarm64architectures, including artifact and release upload steps.windows-installer/stage.ps1) to automate gathering build artifacts, dependencies, and Node.js into a staging directory for packaging.windows-installer/installer.nsi) to create a Windows installer that sets up the CLI, Node.js runtime, dependencies, and manages PATH modifications and uninstallation..gitignorein the installer directory to exclude build and staging output.Documentation:
README.mdto document the new Windows offline installer, including its contents, requirements, limitations, and instructions for building or downloading artifacts from GitHub Actions.