Support Windows?

[garyng]

Seems like this gem does not support Windows...

wkhtmltopdf-installer-ruby/ext/extconf.rb

Lines 7 to 16 in 4682857

	@probe ||= case RUBY_PLATFORM
	when /x86_64-darwin.*/
	OpenStruct.new(script: 'macos', platform: 'osx-cocoa-x86-64', ext: 'pkg')
	when /x86_64-linux/
	OpenStruct.new(script: 'linux', platform: 'linux-generic-amd64', ext: 'tar.xz')
	when /i[3456]86-linux/
	OpenStruct.new(script: 'linux', platform: 'linux-generic-i386', ext: 'tar.xz')
	else
	raise NotImplementedError "Unsupported ruby platform #{RUBY_PLATFORM}"
	end

Can we the Windows user have the support? 😉
Thanks!

[vovayartsev]

@garyng that would be nice, but I'm not a Windows user and don't feel the power to set up the environment to implement and test the feature under Windows.

I'll be happy if you or somebody else contribute and send a pull request.

[petr-motejlek]

Well. We can easily install wkhtmltopdf (the binary) ourselves on Windows (the same on the other platforms also, btw). The problem is, this piece of code just outright fails. Perhaps it could "else" to "just try to execute wkhtmltopdf in shell" and unless it fails with no such file or directory, pass the check.

Would that be possible? (I just ran into this issue when trying to use jekyll-pdf on Windows, which depends on wkhtmltopdf-installer, and won't work).

For now, I reckon I'll just switch to WSL2.