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Overview#

This directory is used for building the node-oracledb npm
package. The scripts can also be used
to create a custom package for hosting on a local server.

Most users do not need to use anything in this directory.

Maintainers#

In a clone or copy of the repository:

  • Run npm run buildbinary. This calls buildbinary.js to create a
    node-oracledb binary for the current operating system. Depending how Node.js
    was installed, you may need to run npm install node-gyp -g first.

    You can run npm run buildbinary on each operating system architecture that
    you want to include in your package. Copy the node-oracledb binaries and
    related build metadata information files from all package/Staging
    directories to the package/Staging directory on one machine.

  • Run npm run buildpackage. This calls buildpackage.js to make the
    node-oracledb package containing the node-oracledb JavaScript files, the
    available binaries, and a package.json that has install and prune script
    targets. The package will be created in the top level directory. It can be
    uploaded to npmjs.com, or to your own local server, and then used as a
    dependency in your projects.

Package Installation#

  • When running npm install with the created package, the package.json
    install script runs install.js to check the availability of a binary module
    for the current Node.js version and operating system architecture.

  • If installation succeeds, space conscious users can then run npm run prune
    which removes pre-built binaries for all other architectures.

  • If npm install fails because a suitable binary is not available, users must
    then compile node-oracledb using source code from GitHub. Alternatively a
    different version of node-oracledb, Node.js, or different operating system may
    have a suitable pre-built binary available. See
    https://github.com/oracle/node-oracledb/releases for information about Node.js
    versions and pre-built node-oracledb binaries.

The
package.json
in GitHub doesn't have an install script target by default. This means that
node-gyp will be invoked to compile node-oracledb. This allows installation
from GitHub source
code when no
suitable pre-built binary is available.