Can you put copy of UnicodeData.txt into package as fallback solution
Because company firewall, I can not download data. fallback solution will done.
Another reason to include is because unicode.org:80/Public/UNIDATA/UnicodeData.txt is timing out currently.
try to read file UnicodeData.txt … UnicodeData.txt not found. try to download … GET unicode.org:80/Public/UNIDATA/UnicodeData.txt Error while downloading UnicodeData.txt: Error: connect ETIMEDOUT 216.97.88.9:80 Please download file manually, put it next to the install.js file and run
node install.jsagain.
It's been breaking our builds intermittently for 2 days now. We had to remove the modules that depended on this package because it has such a low likelihood of being repaired based on the maintainer's activity.
For us, this package was 4 dependencies deep.
Is this temporarily fixed by downloading the UnicodeData.txt file and setting the NODE_UNICODETABLE_UNICODEDATA_TXT variable?
@tomhvy yes!
We solved it by downloading UnicodeData.txt from github.com/openjdk-mirror and setting the NODE_UNICODETABLE_UNICODEDATA_TXT environment variable locally.
For Mac OS X it works like this: Add a new line to ~/.bash_profile with the following content:
export NODE_UNICODETABLE_UNICODEDATA_TXT=/PATH/TO/UnicodeData.txt
(Replace "PATH/TO" with the actual path 😉)
That said, I am unhappy with the package ATM regarding this issue and the security problems that this behaviour introduces, discussed here: #27
Same issue. Since 2 days our build environment on AWS gets a timeout while retrieving the unicodeData.txt. Thanks @schmidsi for the temporary solution.
We got blocked from the UNICODE website due to a large amount of downloads for this file. So it's a good idea to embed it in this project, as all our builds stopped working.
Hi there,
I'm trying to escalate the issue to the npmjs support team.
See also my comment at https://github.com/dodo/node-unicodetable/issues/27#issuecomment-289486250
I just want to inform you, that the new version has been released! (see https://github.com/dodo/node-unicodetable/issues/27#issuecomment-291469699)
If you maintain any packages depending on this one, you can update to the new version. The slug package should update automatically.