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Windows is completely supported! Just install from npm.
Known issues:
All known issues resolved!
getPixelColor returns "000000" no matter what in my VM, not sure if it's broken. Fixed in getPixelColor bug fix. #43.
The sqrt functions in rgb.h cause errors, currently commented out in the windows-2 branch. Fixed in 8730e94.
The mssleep function needs to be cross platform. Replaced with microsleep.
moveMouse and moveMouseSmooth wouldn't work in my virtual machine. I'm guessing this is because it's a VM, but it would be cool if someone could confirm. This is working!
Original comment:
Hey Octa, I'm trying to use your add on for a node webkit project I'm working on but wasn't able to get very far since the package gets stuck on my windows machine while running the "node-gyp configure" command, just sitting there endlessly. I thought possible your NPM might not be up to date with this github repo, but still the same behavior when I cloned the repo and built it from scratch.
I notice in binding.gyp that your only condition is 'OS' == "mac". I'm not intimately familiar with building native node modules, so does this mean the package simply does not support window builds right now?
Edit by octalmage:
Windows is completely supported! Just install from npm.
Known issues:
All known issues resolved!
getPixelColorreturns "000000" no matter what in my VM, not sure if it's broken.The sqrt functions in rgb.h cause errors, currently commented out in the windows-2 branch.Fixed in 8730e94.TheReplaced with microsleep.mssleepfunction needs to be cross platform.moveMouseandmoveMouseSmoothwouldn't work in my virtual machine. I'm guessing this is because it's a VM, but it would be cool if someone could confirm.Original comment:
Hey Octa, I'm trying to use your add on for a node webkit project I'm working on but wasn't able to get very far since the package gets stuck on my windows machine while running the "node-gyp configure" command, just sitting there endlessly. I thought possible your NPM might not be up to date with this github repo, but still the same behavior when I cloned the repo and built it from scratch.
I notice in binding.gyp that your only condition is 'OS' == "mac". I'm not intimately familiar with building native node modules, so does this mean the package simply does not support window builds right now?