index.node is not a valid Wiin32 application

[nizans]

Hey!
Awesome tool, thanks for this it is really useful!

I cant get it to work on my project. Getting error when trying to run:

Any thought on a way to fix this?

[nizans]

Solved by installing node-gyp

[nizans]

Update: I think it is still relevant node-gyp isn't enough, but looks like cloning the repo and running build works, so I just copied the built package to my node modules and it works.

[activeguild]

@nizans

Would a post-build run after executing the following comments help?

rustup target add wasm32-wasi

[Hecatron]

It looks as if the prebuilt index.node file included when you install the package via npm is only intended for use with Linux x86-64
ELF 64-bit LSB shared object, x86-64, version 1 (SYSV), dynamically linked
This means if you were to use it on a platform such as windows or an Rpi (which is what I've done so far) it would fail.
In otherwords the current setup isn't cross platform without using rust to rebuild it

[Hecatron]

My understanding of node-gyp is that it's typically a build tool for C/C++ binaries for use with node that uses python, so I'm not sure how that would fit in with rust
After digging a bit deeper it looks as if the eventual intent is to build out from rust to a wasm32-wasi file which can then be run across different platforms
VSCode typically uses https://github.com/microsoft/vscode-ripgrep to connect node to ripgrep, but I suspect the wasm approach is probably simpler since then all you'd need is a dependency on something like wasmer-js which is a pretty cool way to do it.

So far I've been trying to build on a Rpi for the node target with rust installed but it seems to be breaking when building ast_node

git clone https://github.com/activeguild/css-to-vanilla-extract.git
cd css-to-vanilla-extract
npm ci
npm run build:node

I might have a try at upping the dependency versions to see if that fixes it