Vincent Mühler
Vincent Mühler
Are you using your own OpenCV build or the auto build. In the latter case, did the auto build(the opencv-build package)succeed/execute?
Can you check whether the include dir and libraries are present in node_modules/opencv-build/build? Obviously the include directory is missing.
Okay, but that's a git issue. Usually git should accept much longer filenames, so not sure whats the issue there.
Given that opencv-build indeed builds without any issue you should have an include directory at `node_modules\opencv-build\opencv\build\include`, which contains the subdirectories `opencv` and `opencv2` with all the header files, a library...
That's odd. I can't think of any reason why it complains. Not sure if it is related to npm, I am using npm 5.6.0 right now, which comes with node-gyp...
I don't want to maintain precompiled versions of this package for every single operating system, node abi and OpenCV setup for every single release, sorry.
Could you please share the full error log? The error message is not shown in the log you posted
Sorry for the late reply. Thanks for sharing the log. The error message clearly says that the python executable could not be found, which is required to run node-gyp: >...
Ah okay. However, this is a node-gyp issue and not the issue of opencv4nodejs. I would recommend you to look the error message up at node-gyp. Googling the error message...
Strange, I am using python 3.5. But atleast it is working now.