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Unable to install fridax because binding.gyp not found - Windwos & Linux #32
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For all those who have problems installing this tool, I must say that after a lot of searching and checking installation problems related to node-gyp, I was able to solve the problem in two operating systems. Solving the problem in Ubuntu and installing fridax:
============================================================= Solving the problem in Windows 10 and installing fridax:
Everything should work fine. Good luck. |
Installation prerequisites in windows (10):
I installed all prerequisites according to their latest version. But after installation I faced many problems. One of the problems I encountered was the following error:
I found out that these problems are related to node-gyp. So I tried all the solutions available for Windows operating system Like:
And in the end, I reviewed and implemented most of the issues related to this address:
https://github.com/nodejs/node-gyp/issues
The only thing I noticed was that the python version has nothing to do with the gyp node problem. Also, the 2015, 2017 and 2019 versions of Microsoft Visual Studio are better compatible with the node-gyp (according to the experience of people who used the node-gyp).So I decided to install Visual Studio version 2017 (15.9.2) and Visual Studio Build Tools version 2017 (15.9.51). Also, I already had Python version 3.10.5 installed, and since the problem was not with Python, I did not make any changes in the installation of Python with different versions.But the result was still the same.what should i do? After a lot of frustration, I might get better results in Linux. So I installed Ubuntu version 20.04.1 on a virtual machine.
Installation prerequisites in Linux (Ubuntu v20.04):
Python v3.7, v3.8, v3.9, or v3.10
In this environment, I also received the same errors for the following path:
Also for the Frida module which was being installed in the node_modules folder:
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