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viperproject/locate-java-home

Locates JAVA_HOME on any platform, and can differentiate between different versions.

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The **locate-java-home** package is a Node.js utility that scans a machine (Windows, macOS, Linux) for all installed Java runtimes, determines their version, JDK/JRE status, 64‑bit flag, and paths to executables, and returns this information via an async API (or a simple CLI). It’s aimed at developers and build tools—such as DoppioJVM—who need to programmatically locate a specific Java Home (e.g., a Java 8 JDK) across platforms.