Martijn van de Rijdt

This may be relevant: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/18921405/nodejs-unstable-unable-to-npm-install-modules-that-need-compilation

Created a [repo](https://github.com/MartijnR/node_xslt_build_tests) that will `npm install` node_xslt in different versions of node.js for easy reproduction using Travis. Current results here: https://travis-ci.org/MartijnR/node_xslt_build_tests/builds/24920497

Not sure. It works fine on npm 1.4.10 with node 0.10. I am no expert in this, but the repo uses node-gyp to build. Is node-gyp available on your system?...

@CentaurWarchief Are you able to install this on node 0.12? If so how do you install the prerequisites? I use `apt-get install libxml2-dev libxslt1-dev`. I updated the error log with...

Imho we don't need to maintain compatibility with node v0.10.x in a new version of this library. Any thoughts on that? That might simplify the fix.

This will offer much better hope for node 0.12 support: https://github.com/albanm/node-libxslt. Though currently it is not working for me either on node 0.12.6, node-libxslt and its main dependency (libxmljs) are...

update: https://github.com/albanm/node-libxslt supports NodeJS 0.12, v4.x and v5.x now (and no Java!)

Thanks @andreyknupp! Yes, retrievable after transformation is complete (or has quit due to a fatal error) - synchronously seems most useful in my opinion - with something like `.getErrors()`, basically...

I have nothing useful to offer for this particular problem but if this doesn't get resolved for you, I recommend checking out https://github.com/albanm/node-libxslt

If you have a question about node-libxslt you should ask in that repo. It's probably a Windows-specific issue.