Can't compile about aurora.js HOT 5 CLOSED

Looks like a weird npm issue to me. running npm info source-map on my machine lists many more versions than your output indicates. Perhaps npm itself is somehow out of date?

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Thanks.

Indeed, on mine it also shows versions up to 0.1.19.

Trying "npm install [email protected]" says that the problem is in my node version. source-map requires 0.8, and i have 0.6.12.

So... checking around i've found this: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nodejs/+bug/1103044
It says that Ubuntu 12.04 has an outdated version of the nodejs package, and gives the link to an updated repo.

It now gives me some new errors. I'll post later if finally fix it.

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Well... no luck so far.

I've updated Node to 0.10, and finally installed Importer 0.6.
The "new error" mentioned before was a timeout when trying to install the "dryice" package. I cloned the gist repo, and linked dryice using npm. That way importer was installed fine.

But i still get the same error message when trying to compilie aurora:

user@box:~/Documents/aurora.js/repo$ importer src/aurora.coffee aurora.js
/usr/local/lib/node_modules/importer/js/cmd.js:20
      throw err;
            ^
Error: Parse error on line 8: Unexpected '::' /home/user/Documents/aurora.js/repo/src/devices/webkit.coffee

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I'm assuming you have the latest version of CoffeeScript installed? I can't reproduce the issue.

It would be good to figure out what the issue is, but if you can't here's a freshly built copy you can use.

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Thank you very much Devon. I really need that new build.

A minute ago i finally found the problem.
CoffeeScript is 1.6.2, latest version available. Still the same problem.
After checking that, i checked this:

user@box:~/Documents/aurora.js/repo$ whereis importer
importer: /usr/bin/importer /usr/bin/X11/importer /usr/local/bin/importer

The one installed inside X11 was the right one. I guess the other two are there from previous node versions, and the updated node repo for ubuntu has X11 as installation directory.

Good to know. I should probably warn about this in the Ubuntu community.

I'll close the issue now. Thanks for the help :)

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