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Windows install error (Missing input files inside the package) #44
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Problem partially solved. According to this post,
I feel like I didn't do the environment variable step correctly . . . But how would it be able to use those files, if these would only be able to be used after being installed??? I can see the package folder under Full error log
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I noticed that where it says
the path has a forward slash in there . . . I feel like that's where my problem might be. How can I fix that? |
Hello @ShiroKatake |
That didn't help sorry :< It might be because I'm on windows. I've tried installing it via |
@ShiroKatake tried restarting pc after installing go? also, did you do this step?
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Yep, I've tried restarting. Also is the path environment variable step the 2nd image that I sent in the original post? |
@ShiroKatake - what is the output when you try executing "go" ? |
Check the binding.gyp file, specifically Line 23 in 430b78f
You can try to update the path separator for your system and see if it makes a difference. For some reason the build script cannot find that header file on your machine. |
I've just realized this is similar to this open issue #37 (if not the exact same) |
Bumping post, I'm still stuck at this part. I still don't know how my package doesn't have these files to copy . . . |
I read a few posts, notably here, and it looked like downgrading npm would seem to work. After downgrading it to
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More bumps |
BUMP! #53 Looks like you did not build "uplink-c".
then "ls" to see "uplink-c" and the required libraries. |
@ShiroKatake - this may help - https://forum.storj.io/t/create-access-grant-with-storj-api/18290/12 Looks like the missing header issue from above is from something in the build scripts. |
Thanks guys, is it normal that the |
@ShiroKatake - there should be a build step that make performs - no parameter just means "use the makefile in the local dir" |
Specs:
OS: Windows 10
MAKE: 0.8.1
NPM: 8.1.2
NODE: v16.3.0
NODE-GYP: v8.4.1
PYTHON: 2.7.13
GO: 1.17.6
Packages installed:
@types/node: ^17.0.10 (inside project)
node-gyp: 8.4.1 (globally)
make: 4.3 (via chocolatey)
make: 0.8.1 (globally via
npm install -g
)Hello! I'm trying to follow this tutorial to install uplink-nodejs to my repo https://storj-thirdparty.github.io/uplink-nodejs/#/?id=initial-set-up-important, but I got the follow error.
npm config
to the python path, which I did, and it still didn't work . . .Please ask if you need more info
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