Closed neurolabusc closed 1 year ago
Dear Mr. Rorden.
It is not a node issue, it is the cairo-based canvas issue. Cairo-based means that you should install cairo lib on your system. Here is the instruction from here on how to do it:
Let me know if it helped or didn't
My apologies, I was in wrong context, it is another project - but the solution is still similar. Please, install required dev-tools via https://github.com/nodejs/node-gyp#on-windows
Hmm, on Windows the gtk-2 and gtk-dev-2 installers created a lot of files in C:\GTK\bin, but there are a lot of unresolved dependencies
npm ERR! Warning: Missing input files:
npm ERR! C:\GTK\bin\libintl-8.dll
npm ERR! C:\GTK\bin\libexpat-1.dll
npm ERR! C:\GTK\bin\libpng14-14.dll
Is it possible to get the demo web page running for browsers?
Unfortunately, it seems that EPAM doesn't support old version of the software and demo link is leading to new version Product page: https://lifescience.opensource.epam.com/mri/ Demo link: epa.ms/mri.
@DanilRostov please, correct me if I wrong.
@alterfo http://epa.ms/mri is only alias for pre-released version. We're gona push upcoming major release in the nearest time. Old version is available through the next link and will be supported for a while - https://mriviewer.opensource.epam.com/, but
@neurolabusc regarding the original issue - currently there are some instrastructure issues with our several opensource projects. We're working on that and it will be fixed very soon.
Hi, Just wanted to comment that this URL: https://mriviewer.opensource.epam.com/ is also not working for me (replicating @neurolabusc 's original post).
@neurolabusc Thanks for opening an issue.
We have released version 2.0 of MRI viewer. Could you try to reproduce please? If you face any problems please open new issue with details. Thank you
For me I just had to use node 16, using nvm, to get it to work. On 18 and 20 it does not work, including the new 2.0 release. I think it should be made clear in the readme that this requires node 16.
Describe the bug
Regardless of whether I use Windows or macOS, the demo web page appears blank. The Chrome Browser developer tools console window reports:
Regardless of whether I use Windows or macOS, the command
npm install
listed in the README.md generates a long string of errors, and the subsequentnpm run start
fails. An example output on macOS:Given the warnings, there seems to be incompatibilities with modern versions of node (e.g. I tried v18.12 on Windows and v19.2 on macOS). Are there work arounds?