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Experienced d3 user here, new to d3fc, excited to learn this style of componentisation and apply it to my work.
Following the steps in README.md, whilst in master d3fc@15.2.6, and nvm set to --lts (currently node v18.12.1), just about every shell step ended up at the same error, where gyp errors out after a 404 fetching a compatible release of canvas (node-canvas-prebuilt) @v2.6.1.
That's the last version on their repo; they have release packages only up to node 15.14.0 (node module version v88), so I nvmed that node version, and now everything works.
Is my assumption correct, then - are contributors to run the bundle at v15.14.0? Should this be mentioned in README.md -- should I make a PR?
Every project's package.json gets out-of-date rather faster than we'd like. This project has 66 "high" vulnerabilities. Is there value for this project in catching up to recent node & npm package versions, is it worth my attempting?
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Hello,
Experienced d3 user here, new to d3fc, excited to learn this style of componentisation and apply it to my work.
Following the steps in README.md, whilst in master d3fc@15.2.6, and
nvm
set to --lts (currently node v18.12.1), just about every shell step ended up at the same error, where gyp errors out after a 404 fetching a compatible release of canvas (node-canvas-prebuilt) @v2.6.1.That's the last version on their repo; they have release packages only up to node 15.14.0 (node module version v88), so I
nvm
ed that node version, and now everything works.Is my assumption correct, then - are contributors to run the bundle at v15.14.0? Should this be mentioned in README.md -- should I make a PR?
Every project's package.json gets out-of-date rather faster than we'd like. This project has 66 "high" vulnerabilities. Is there value for this project in catching up to recent node & npm package versions, is it worth my attempting?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: