Khang Gia Trinh
Khang Gia Trinh
Problem partially solved. According to this post, `node-gyp` only works with Python 2.7. Installed Python 2.7 and it now works, until it failed again because it can't find the files...
I noticed that where it says ``` Copying D:\GitHub\my-project\node_modules\uplink-nodejs/uplink_definitions.h ``` the path has a forward slash in there . . . I feel like that's where my problem might be....
That didn't help sorry :< It might be because I'm on windows. I've tried installing it via `npm install -g go` and also via their website https://go.dev/doc/install but both didn't...
Yep, I've tried restarting. Also is the path environment variable step the 2nd image that I sent in the original post?
it seems to be working fine 
I'm sorry, how should I change it? I assume `` is the `uplink-nodejs` folder that got installed? In which case, these files don't exist in the directory . . ....
Bumping post, I'm still stuck at this part. I still don't know how my package doesn't have these files to copy . . .
I read a few posts, notably [here](https://forum.storj.io/t/uplink-nodejs-will-not-run-on-windows/14434), and it looked like downgrading npm would seem to work. After downgrading it to `6.14.11`, the log messages look different, but the actual...
Thanks guys, is it normal that the `make` command in `preinstall` doesn't do anything? It looks like there's supposed to be some sort of parameter being passed into it ....