Cannot install package from npm

[beeloon]

@m1dugh Hello sir! Currently, I'm working on electron project where we need to control app audio session for some features, but when i tried to install your package via npm I receive an error like this:

From the message I can see that error point out to CMake, is it necessary to have the software to be installed on developer machine to proceed using the package, or I can fix it in other way?

Thank you :bow:

[m1dugh]

Hello, It should not be necessary to have cmake, npm package should come with pre compiled binaries. Sorry for late response time, I'll check that as soon as I can

[m1dugh]

Can you check which version you installed please ?

[m1dugh]

The issue os with the install target in the package.json file. I'll remove it and push to npm again.

[beeloon]

@m1dugh thank you, here's the info you required: OS - Windows 11 Node - v18.17.1 NPM - 9.6.7

Installing last version of native-sound-mixer package from NPM As I can see, it's 3.4.3-win

[m1dugh]

As stated earlier, I might have found the issue, I'll try and deploy a fix by tomorrow that will hopefully solve your problem.

[m1dugh]

Hello again, It should be fixed, please confirm me if it is :heart:

Sorry again for delay.

[beeloon]

@m1dugh Sir, it's actually fixed, thank you very much 🙇

Also, it might be off top, but when I'm trying to use your library, I cannot see any available devices when I'm running test script (screenshots) And getDefaultDevice function actually exists on autocomplete in TS files but when i run the script it says that the function does not exist, can you please confirm is that an issue on my end (wrong code, calling library dependency or machine issues, etc.) I'd be very grateful :bow:

[m1dugh]

I don't know electron very much, but are you sure you are running your code server-side ? I'll check as soon as I can on my side since it might be an issue on my side, Thanks for feedback.

[beeloon]

@m1dugh actually I tried to run it in electron and in clean testing project only with node(only add index.js file, run npm init, and downloaded library), and the result the same

[m1dugh]

I'll try it out myself and keep you up to date. I think it should be resolved within a week.

[m1dugh]

Sorry it took so long, I tried on my side, and it works well. Here is a picture of what I tried

If your problem persists, please include more details.