Antti Pihlaja
Antti Pihlaja
Any plans for this? I'm a bit sceptic how well auto-detection for arbitrary encoding would work in IRC (very short inputs) but I'd like to see xchat/irssi style [input detection](http://xchat.org/encoding/)...
Input detection for utf8 & fallback looks rather trivial but it's not on the roadmap. @kiwiirc Would you accept PR?
The [latest release](https://github.com/apihlaja/node-irsdk/releases/tag/v2.1.4) had electron binary for v57 ABI. [`node-abi`](https://npm.runkit.com/node-abi) suggests it should be compatible with electron 1.8.0 and 2.0.0. But that's just prebuild binaries. Node.js binary is for v64...
Ok, now there is a new release of `node-irsdk` with latest prebuild binaries: https://github.com/apihlaja/node-irsdk/releases - the latest electron binary is for v69 ABI. It should be compatible with electron v4.0.4...
You shouldn't be requiring that file yourself, that's handled by lib [itself](https://github.com/apihlaja/node-irsdk/blob/master/src/node-irsdk.js#L1). For some reason, that doesn't work. I'll take a look when I have time (next week maybe). It...
Finally, I managed to update [nan](https://github.com/apihlaja/node-irsdk/pull/69) and update binaries for node.js v12. I didnt test Electron yet but at least new version compiles now.
I was about to look it myself too finally today. I don't really have any idea what's causing the issue. I'll probably just try to use [bindings](https://github.com/TooTallNate/node-bindings)-module again. I dropped...
Hmm.. I can't replicate the issue using Node.js v12 ``` $ nvm install 12.6.0 $ nvm use 12.6.0 ``` Attempt 1: ``` $ git clone [email protected]:apihlaja/node-irsdk.git $ cd node-irsdk $...
Isn't that purely browser-side code? That's not going to work: `node-irsdk` has to be running inside Node.js or Electron. With Node.js, it means you need some kind of http or...
Electron-Vue-Boilerplate seems to be very tiny wrapper which runs normal browser app in Electron. You should have access to `node-irsdk` at least in `backgroud.js` but it looks like that's not...