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nodeos-nodegit

v0.20.3

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Generates a Nodegit module for NodeOS

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Keywords

libgit2git2gitnative

Readme

NodeOS-nodegit

Building nodegit for NodeOS with the cross building toolchain

Quickstart

$ npm install -S @nodeos/nodegit

Building Steps

That's are the steps to build Nodegit Instead of node-pre-gyp i used node-gyp with prebuilt-install to make use of precompiled binaries.

  1. Setting up the Cross building toolchain
  2. Getting some Environment Variables (and defining some of them)
  3. Downloading Nodegit (without Submodules)
  4. Installing only Nodegit's dependencies
  5. Downloading libssh2 (because curl cant download them)
  6. Running autoreconf -fi (to get rid of the missing script warning)
  7. Configuring libssh2 with openssl
  8. Building Nodegit
  9. Generating the dist/ and lib/ folder
  10. Copying over all to the base folder and unpacking itself
  11. Creating corresponding prebuilds for prebuild-install