Clojurians Log v2
lumo
Does anyone know how to get past this error?
cljs.user=> (def kexec (js/require "kexec"))
The module '/Users/bmaddy/[removed]/node_modules/kexec/build/Release/kexec.node'
was compiled against a different Node.js version using
NODE_MODULE_VERSION 48. This version of Node.js requires
NODE_MODULE_VERSION 57. Please try re-compiling or re-installing
the module (for instance, using `npm rebuild` or `npm install`).
npm install again doesn't seem to work. Is my npm version incompatible with the node version used by lumo?
Context: I'm trying to use lumo to write scripts to help with devops tasks (ssh into a server, see what builds are available for deployment, view logs for a server, etc.). To do this I'd like to use some npm libs, including this one to replace the current process with a new one.
I believe Lumo does require a specific version of node. I would try using nvm to bump your local version and run npm install again to see if it fixes it.
Lumo is at version 9.2.0 iirc
but it embeds node so I wonder why it is complaining
^ because NPM installs + compiles with 1 version of Node
and then Lumo has another
I tried updating node/npm with npm i -g npm and npm i -g node, but that still didn't get me there. I don't really want to force other developers to mess around with node versions if it's this painful, so I think I'm going to try another route with this. I'll see if I can get node deps into a deps.edn file and run it like this
lumo -c `clj -Spath` myscript.cljs
Thanks for the help, all!
Node.js just needs to be the same version that Lumo uses
that’s it
I’m pretty sure npm install node doesn’t do what you think it does
Yeah, it seems it doesn't... 😕
Probably nvm could help with the versions
Yeah, I'm sure it would. I'm hoping to find a way to do it without making other devs install yet another tool. Currently, on our project we all have to install and configure clojure/clojurescript, datomic, rabbitmq, wkhtmltodpf, python, sassc, and ansible. I know that's not a ton of stuff, but I'm trying to write up this little deployment tool that already might be a bit of a tough sell to the team and more dependencies will make it harder. I'll probably try a few more things then fall back to nvm. Thanks again for the help everyone.
@bmaddy sometimes maintaining an official "dev vm" with everything set up to go is worth it
@bmaddy the problem is that the package you have chosen needs to be compiled if I understand correctly, that is why you either compile it with 9.2.0 or you downgrade lumo (compiling it from the repo, it is a simple line change).
standard js packages usually run ootb
@noisesmith Yeah, a "dev vm" would be nice. It'll probably be a while before we get around to that though. @richiardiandrea Cool, thanks. Nice to know that the non-compiling packages just work. 🙂