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@milaboratories/pframes-rs-node

v1.0.109

Published

PFrames - Node.js Native Addon

Downloads

2,162

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Links

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Maintainers

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Keywords

Readme

PFrames Node.js native addon

Usage

[!TIP] Install using pnpm install @milaboratories/pframes-rs-node command. Check tests for usage examples.

Build instructions

Build steps

pnpm run build

Artifacts

NodeJS Native Addon is places in dist folder. Use pnpm run pack to prepare an archive (last output line is its path) and upload it to AWS S3.

Export wrapper is placed in export_dist folder. Use pnpm publish to publish NodeJS package.

Debugging

Prerequisites

Debugging is only supported using VSCode with the following extencions installed (check @recommended section in VScode for more suggestions):

Launching debug session

  1. Clone and build the latest platforma-desktop-v2 (git clean -dffx && npm i && npm run build)
  2. Set the correct RELATIVE path to platforma-desktop-v2 in .vscode/settings.json variable platformaDesktopPath (default is ../platforma-desktop-v2)
  3. Build this package by following the build steps from above (for faster build use pnpm run dev-build)
  4. Use VSCode launch configuration for your platform to start debug session (VSCode debugging guide)

Performance profiling

  1. Clone and build the latest platforma-desktop-v2
  2. Set the correct RELATIVE path to platforma-desktop-v2 in .vscode/settings.json variable platformaDesktopPath
  3. Build this package by following the build steps from above
  4. Launch VSCode task (Cmd+Shift+P -> Tasks: Run Task -> Perf-profile platforma-desktop) for profiling
  5. Execute the test scenario and quite platforma-desktop
  6. Firefox profiler with recorded performance profile would automatically open in you browser of choice (Warning! Firefox profiler does not work in Safari and with AdBlock enabled)

Dump pframes requests

  1. Run platforma-desktop-v2 with MI_DUMP_PFRAMES_RS=/absolute/path/to/dump/requests npm run dev
  2. Archive the /absolute/path/to/dump/requests folder and pass to the developer