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Open martinkg opened this issue 10 years ago • 8 comments

how do i compile studiostream ? are there any compile instructions available ?

martinkg avatar Feb 06 '15 12:02 martinkg

no build needed

just download the zip file or setup for your os on http://streamstudio.me extract it and run

(deb for linux will be available soon)

Le 06/02/2015 13:47, martinkg a écrit :

how do i compile studiostream ? are there any compile instructions available ?

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smolleyes avatar Feb 06 '15 12:02 smolleyes

no build needed just download the zip file or setup for your os on http://streamstudio.me extract it and run

i know this, but if i want to compile it from source to create an installable rpm package or may be to archive it in a repo. exists there a build.xml to compile it ?

martinkg avatar Feb 06 '15 13:02 martinkg

oh ok

no, the main source files (what i did) are in the git, but you need to add node-webkit files too ( i m at work can send it to you now beacuse i use a custom version of node-webkit from popcorn-time team, i work with them sometimes....)

you need the nw binary file / nw.pak / libffmpegsumo.so

and i add custom versions of ffmpeg and ffmprobe too in my zip files...

i ll send you the links later if you want

Le 06/02/2015 14:35, martinkg a écrit :

no build needed just download the zip file or setup for your os on
http://streamstudio.me extract it and run

i know this, but if i want to compile it from source to create an installable rpm package or may be to archive it in a repo. exists there a build.xml to compile it ?

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smolleyes avatar Feb 06 '15 13:02 smolleyes

I first tried "npm install", but it seems there an error, I got a little further by removing all the node_modules/*/node_modules dependencies subdirs, maybe they should not be versioned: https://github.com/smolleyes/StreamStudio/tree/master/node_modules/peerflix/node_modules

Also, could not many node modules be just referenced in package.json instead of saving them in your repo ?

xantares avatar Sep 24 '15 06:09 xantares

hi

don t use npm to install streamstudio, use the zip from streamstudio.me

and yes i have to make some scripts and remove many modules from the node_modules here, i did it because i modify a lot of them ....

thanks

Le 24/09/2015 08:29, xantares a écrit :

I tried first tried "npm install", but it seems there an error, I got a little further by removing all the node_modules dependencies subdirs, maybe they should not be versioned.

Also, could not many node modules be just referenced in package.json instead of saving them in your repo ?

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smolleyes avatar Sep 24 '15 09:09 smolleyes

hi, I saw the binaries, I'd prefer a recipe how do you generate the zip files ? is there a gruntfile.js like PT ? maybe build process could be tested through travis then ?

xantares avatar Sep 24 '15 14:09 xantares

Same here, the app looks promising and all but there's no way in hell i'd install precompiled binaries on my system.

Plus, it would allow someone to create an AUR package for Arch users, that doesn't break at each release (with the binaries, the package has to be redone at each release because the checksums change).

Dam-Buty avatar Nov 26 '15 19:11 Dam-Buty

will see if i can make a gulp or grunt file when i have time :)

i use my own builds of node-webkit and modified many npm modules...

smolleyes avatar Dec 20 '15 03:12 smolleyes