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node.js application archive - create self-contained binary like executable applications that are ready to ship and run
Hi, I'm trying to package a command-line only application using nar. For example something like: https://github.com/slap-editor/slap It is purely a command line application which uses blessed to make a terminal...
Hi, I want to deploy my node.js app in an isolated environment and nar fits perfectly so far. I have a question though about some of the behaviour when you...
See https://github.com/finn-no/cdn-uploader Doing `npm run create-executable && chmod +x cdn-uploader-linux-x64.nar && ./cdn-uploader-linux-x64.nar exec -a meep ugh` gives ``` module.js:471 throw err; ^ Error: Cannot find module '@google-cloud/common' at Function.Module._resolveFilename (module.js:469:15)...
If I do `nar create --executable --os linux --arch x64 --node 6.9.2`, then do `mkdir -p new-dir/out && mv archive.nar new-dir && cd new-dir`, and run `./archive.nar extract -o out`...
Seems to work fine with 5.9.1, but now. ``` at setNode (/usr/local/lib/node_modules/artie/node_modules/nar/lib/create-exec.js:343:13) ```
Whenever I create a NAR package that references semantic-ui or angular2 from package.json, I get errors such as: - Error: Cannot find module 'semantic-ui' from '/Users/steveg/Desktop/workspace/linehaul/linehaul-web' I suspect that's something...
Reproduction steps: ``` cd /tmp git clone https://github.com/Microsoft/TypeScript.git cd TypeScript npm install nar ./node_modules/nar/bin/nar create --executable mv *.nar /tmp/typescript.nar cd /tmp chmod +x typescript.nar echo "var x = function() {alert('test');}"...
Hi, I have a project in which I am using log4js to track the processes in a log file and it works fine without NAR package, but when I create...
Hello I have been using this tool and it works great. I have been creating nar executable (with nar create --executable) on a server in AWS (Red Hat 4.8.3-9), which...
Curious to see if nar can serve as the run-time for an electron application. (https://github.com/atom/electron) I don't see why not, and has anyone done this - it seems like a...
