Closed BrstDev123 closed 7 years ago
Although, I have checked that using
try { var Kinect2 = require("kinect2"); var kinect = new Kinect2();
} catch (err){ console.log('Kinect is not installed. Please install the software.');
open('https://www.microsoft.com/en-in/download/confirmation.aspx?id=44559'); //proceed to ask if they would like to install, or quit. //command to run npm install }
Is there any other better solution ?
StackOverflow would be a better forum for this question.
The short answer is you don't need node-windows to do this. If you just need the kinect2
node module, include it in your project code. The general guideline for determining whether software is installed on Windows is to query the registry for it's existence, which could be done by executing a command.
I'm closing this here... if you want more detail, let's open a thread on StackOverflow.
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/42000415/forever-module-with-node-app-executable-file there is the question on SO
Hey there! Can I get the functionality using your module that a software is either installed or not on windows. Actually my node js application is dependent upon the KinectRuntime-v2.0_1409-Setup. So this must be installed on the system to use my node app,
Can I check this using your module?