node-modules

I'm trying to build a node.js C++ using node-gyp but can't figure out how to specify the -Wl,-rpath,$ORIGIN so that when loaded from node it could find shared object library that is in the same directory as addon.node . I have tried setting my binding.gyp like this: "libraries": [ "-L../../install_release_x64/", "-llibppp" ], "ldflags": [ "-Wl,-rpath,'$ORIGIN'" ], "cflags_cc": [ "-fexceptions", "-fPIC", "-Wno-unknown-pragmas" ] but when I run $ readelf -d addon.node the result is like this: Dynamic section at offset 0x7d10 contains 29 entries: Tag Type Name/Value 0x0000000000000001 (NEEDED)

I am running Docker with Docker Machine on Mac. I successfully set up some containers and ran npm install inside them, as explained here . This installs the node_modules inside the image and inside the container, but they are not available on the host, i.e. my IDE complains about missing node_modules. Am I missing something? What is the best way to run npm install inside the container but be able to do development (with these dependencies) on the host? From my docker-compose.yml: volumes: - /Users/andre/IdeaProjects/app:/home/app - /home/app/node_modules Since you are using boot2docker , only

Is there a typescript module resolution strategy that would allow me to have both local imports not starting with a slash and imports from node_modules in the same module? With "moduleResolution" set to "node" the compiler cannot find my local modules, with all other options it does not see the modules in node_modules directory I'm trying to import. I have the following imports in my file: import {Injectable} from "angular2/core"; import {Logger} from "core/logging/Logger"; "angular2/core" is located in node_modules, "core/logging/Logger" is my local module. I think that should be possible, if

I'm using the gulp-order module along with the event-streams module and gulp-concat to concatenate javascript files into a single dest file. The gulp-order plugin has worked great for me in other projects where I wanted to concatenate files from the stream in a distinct order. For some reason in this project it is not working properly, and the files in the public/angular/config directory are dispersed amongst the files I specify to concatenate last in the public/js directory. I think this may have something to do with specifying multiply sources ie. the angular and js directories. I tried

For testing purposes I need to change the Node.js Module wrapper. (function (exports, require, module, __filename, __dirname, process, global) { debugger; }); Played around with Module I found var Module = require("module") Module.wrapper -> ["(function (exports, require, module, __filename, __dirname, process, global) { ", " });"] Module.wrap -> function(script) { return NativeModule.wrapper[0] + script + NativeModule.wrapper[1]; } Is it possible to hook into Module.wraper or property to change the script wrapping? You've done a great job by finding the Module.wrap function. How about simply

When I need a library from my node_modules folder I do something like this: import angular from 'angular'; import $ from 'jquery; How does webpack know what file(s) it really has to import? Guess there's some kind of strategy what files it's going to check? Grgur Webpack loops over resolvers to find the file you requested. It goes over resolve templates to figure out the exact path. If you try to import a module that doesn't exist you'll see the error trace outlining all the paths it tried to use to find the file but failed. Resolvers are a powerful configuration tool that could help you