Closed JustinFokes closed 11 months ago
This module automatically downloads the right binary for you platform, so this is normal. Otherwise this issue looks a lot like #99, can you check?
Not sure about that issue, but, your comment did point me in another direction.
My node version locally which I am building and zipping for the lambda was node 20. So I changed that to node version 18.
There is still a difference from what I can tell between x-linux-x64 on Lambda, and x-darwin-x64 which is being outputted in my zip.
You can't transfer node_modules
between platforms, you must install on each platform.
So, if gdal creates bindings during install, and I am running macos, and Lambda is running Linux, that's the problem? If so, any workaround for that?
Normally, a node_modules
should only be used on the host where it was created and should not be copied around. But in practice, you can copy it if the target host has the same version of Node.js and it is running the same operating system.
If you don't have access to a Linux machine, you can download the Linux binary manually to produce a node_modules
that works on both macOS and Linux, but you are on your own with this approach.
cd node_modules/gdal-async
npx node-pre-gyp reinstall
You will see where it gets the binary from. Get it from https://github.com/mmomtchev/node-gdal-async/releases/download/v3.7.1/node-v108-linux-x64.tar.gz and untar it manually.
Unfortunately, Lambda uses a zip file created on my mac. I will try this approach. Thank you for the pointers and help!
Hello and thanks for the library!
I'm trying to run in a Lambda with Node 18, and am getting the following error:
Error: Cannot find module '/var/task/node_modules/gdal-async/lib/binding/node-v108-linux-x64/gdal.node'",
I am not seeing node-v108-linux-x64 in the output of my node_modules (at least locally), but do see: node-v115-darwin-x64.
Did I miss a step, or have I missed something larger? I can get this to work locally just fine, but Lambda chokes.
I am using: "gdal-async": "^3.7.1",
Thanks for any pointers!