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Fixed README.md with libusb dev headers + correct nodejs version #321
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Closed this PR as I made a new one with a branch privex-fix-readme (this PR tracks master which would include any other commits we make...) New PR: #322 |
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Possibly fixes issue #313 and fixes issue #290
I had issues trying to run
npm installon Ubuntu 18.04 Server, and after some trial and error I managed to get it working with the following workarounds:nvm install v6.17.1node-gypbefore runningnpm install, otherwise it will fail to compile some of the dependencies and the install will error.npm install node-gyplibusb-1.0.0-devor it will error saying it can't findlibusb.hapt install -y libusb-1.0-0-devI've updated the
README.mdand the readme indapp/README.mdto make these installation requirements clear, and save others having to figure out why it's broken.