Can't use add-on in an external project about denim HOT 3 CLOSED

Maybe you need Webpack node-loader? Or something similar but for Babel

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I'm using an npm called nextjs-node-loader, which gets further, but the module doesn't load because I don't have glibc_2.34.

The requirement for glibc_2.34 seems to come from the compiled addon.

I've retested and I get the same error in the package directory where I use Denim. I'm not sure if this is from a snap that auto-updated itself and broke something. I'll investigate some more. It worked a day or two ago.

Loading with Bun is also suddenly broken, with an undefined symbol: cmdLine error.

I've now updated to Node v20 and I get the same error that Bun gives, but with a little bit more context before that:

node:internal/modules/cjs/loader:1343
  return process.dlopen(module, path.toNamespacedPath(filename));

Error: /full-path/...my-module.node: undefined symbol: cmdLine

I commented out everything and slow uncommented various lines in my Nim package. It turns out that importing jester causes this problem. I use it in some shared code. It's possible to not use it, but it will take me a bit of time to separate the code. I'll continue on this tomorrow.

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I got it working by:

1. Using nextjs-node-loader for the Next.js I'm using the addon in. Node-loader tried to find the addon as a shared library in a path and filename that didn't exist. Node-bindings had a bug that gave an indexOf undefined error.
2. Using Node v20. I had a glibc_2.34 not found error with v18, I'm not sure if that would've been eliminated with the next step.
3. Removing any imports of the jester package from my addon. I was importing code from my Nexus package that did this to check headers and submitted form fields.
4. I import the functions from the addon using a relative path. I had to add an @ts-ignore annotation above the import to silence a VSCode warning that the import couldn't be found.

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