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opensuse-compat-steamworks.js

v0.0.6

Published

Notes for future me:

Readme

Notes for future me:

This is a fork of https://github.com/ceifa/steamworks.js

Override steamworks.js with a custom-built linux64 binary file so that it runs on OpenSuse OS. By default, the binary is compiled with ubuntu-latest which uses a glibc version that is too new. This binary has been re-compiled with glibc v2.31

Steps:

  • I installed a VM with OpenSuse (glibc 2.31, rust, dev-tools)
  • I built the steamworks.js project binary's /linux64 files
  • I copied those files and created a repo with an npm dep of steamworks.js
  • I published a npm package from the exact steamworks.js source, but added a build step to copy the compiled binary over the default one
  • I published the package and used this npm dep instead of the original steamworks.js in my project

Structure

/override_files
/libs <---- compiled bin go here
/files <---- package.json (required to change name and version) and updated readme here

To push an updated version:

  • Update override_files/files/package.json version.
  • Run npm run build
  • Update consuming repo to use the new version