Folder with .js in the name breaks compilation
WhoAteDaCake opened this issue · 3 comments
I've tried to run bytenode --compile ./**/*.js
against node_modules, however, it failed with
Error: Cannot find file '/home/toshiba/open-source/node-hello/node_modules/ipaddr.js'
I've ran npm i express
to get these packages
You should've not compiled the node_modules folder
I've tried to run
bytenode --compile ./**/*.js
against node_modules, however, it failed withError: Cannot find file '/home/toshiba/open-source/node-hello/node_modules/ipaddr.js'
I've ran
npm i express
to get these packages
I will fix it in an upcomming update. However, you should not compile node_modules
files. I bet that compiling them will break your project 90% of the time.
Thank you for your help, I had the wrong assumption that I could compile down all of the node_modules folders in order to reduce the size of node_modules, but it seems that it's not a usecase for this library