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When can we use iohook on m1 Macbook ?

Open Sanjeev900 opened this issue 3 years ago • 4 comments

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Sanjeev900 avatar Mar 09 '22 06:03 Sanjeev900

You can do a manual build of iohook on an Apple Silicon Mac and it works perfectly (as far as I can tell so far, been testing it on an M1 14" MacBook PRo for a couple weeks now).

marcelblum avatar Mar 09 '22 15:03 marcelblum

Didn't work for me.

Sanjeev900 avatar Mar 11 '22 04:03 Sanjeev900

@Sanjeev900 Look at #400 , I solved it pretty easily once I got the right instructions.

nmilev-scribe avatar Apr 18 '22 13:04 nmilev-scribe

We've built and hosted an M1 compatible v0.9.4 (certain ABI versions only) which you can use by referring our repo: https://github.com/hiredigital/iohook/releases

  "dependencies": {
    ...
    "iohook": "git+https://github.com/hiredigital/iohook.git#v0.9.4",
    ...
  },

You can easily do this in your own fork too, if you need other ABI versions. Just build them locally, add them as a release (with a tag) and use your fork as the dependency, provided you make these changes to the install script: https://github.com/hiredigital/iohook/commit/4f62acf15e4c7e991c4d01da97b31d3778521c92

ADTC avatar Apr 05 '23 14:04 ADTC