I just didn't know what I am doing here... LOL. I notice that node/your
binding module is searching for the following directory when I first put
the node_sqlite3.node file into the same directory of lib. So Release is
one of the folder to it. I guess that I will use the proper folder under
b
> node_sqlite3.node C:\Internet_Download\TooTallNate_SQLite3\build\Release
> node_sqlite3\Release
Why did you copy into Release and not build/Release? It worked in this
case because of legacy purposes that node-bindings handles for you,
but the "official" place for the modules to build into is
Nathan,
Yes, reading that section makes more sense now and I should have read that
first. So the explanation on the package.json makes sense and once you
know the entry point, the rest is easy to follow.
I've got this to work now! I probably make this too complicate to begin
with by putting
Lam, definitely read up on how modules work, but the questions you were
asking are more related to how "packages" work (as in, a collection of
modules in a directory tree). The heart of how packages work is the
package.json file, which describes, among other things, the entry point of
the package a
Well, I am reading the modules section on nodejs.org now Hope this
will help me understand this build process. Thanks.
On Sunday, March 4, 2012 2:31:09 PM UTC-5, Lam wrote:
>
> Nathan,
>
> Just log a new issue per your request in github titled "Trouble using
> node-gyp to build node-sqlite
Nathan,
Just log a new issue per your request in github titled "Trouble using
node-gyp to build node-sqlite3 in Windows XP". Hope this makes sense to
you.
Thanks and I will give your suggestion a try now with the node_sqlite3.node
file.
What puzzles me though is that in installing other mo
On Mar 3, 4:54 pm, Nathan Rajlich wrote:
> mscdex, if you haven't already, I recommend checking out node-gyp. It makes
> all the steps in your node-win-dev example a lot simpler.
Maybe, depending on the type and size of the project. The couple of
bindings I've needed so far on Windows (node-sqlit
Hey Jude, please open an Issue on the node-gyp issue tracker about the
trouble you are having while building. I haven't seen that one yet. Include
the Windows version you are using.
Also, once you have the compiled bindings (which you have, in
build/Release/node_sqlite3.node),
just try firing up n
I may have misspoken from memory. As I sit here I do not recall the
command to build with gyp...too much going on...I apologize if I confused
things. TooTallNate got it working in the first place. If you're still
having trouble when I get back on Friday drip me a note and I will get out
my notes
On Mar 3, 2:38 pm, Jude Lam wrote:
> Thanks for the pointer on the vcbuild.bat. Since i use the Windows msi
> install file directly, it doesn't have all the source codes for node.
This should be all you need: http://mscdex.net/upload/node-win-dev.zip
Extract that, set NODE_ROOT to that path (not
mscdex,
Thanks for the pointer on the vcbuild.bat. Since i use the Windows msi
install file directly, it doesn't have all the source codes for node.
Per my last email, I use the msbuild command and it appears that it
generates the node_sqlite3.lib and node_sqlite3.node files. I can see
these fi
FWIW here's a vcbuild.bat that I use for building the node-sqlite3 on
Windows (for use with node v0.6): https://gist.github.com/d831529c9c08c754ee47
Just make sure the the deps/ folder contains sqlite3.c and sqlite3.h
and that you have NODE_ROOT set to the root (of the node source) where
it can fi
Hi. Node-sqlite3 is indeed a native (i.e. not pure JavaScript) module
which must be built for your target OS and node API version. On Windows,
this means you will need to download the free Visual Studio Express 2010
(the current release). The good news is, you don't need to know anything
about V
C. Mundi,
I am very new to node.js and github for that matter. I am trying to
install the node-sqlite3 module in my Windows XP Pro environment (yup, it's
still stable for now...). Well, first I try npm install sqlite3 and I
receive all kinds of errors that I have listed below. As you can see
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