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Once haxe is installed from npm locally, will the haxelib too ?

if installed globally

What about libraries which require neko and / or haxelib to run, is there a plan to support this case without having to install haxe and neko anyway?

I believe this is the case of munit right?

Unfortunatly, haxe-cli.js generates a launch error on *nix system.
Modifying the carriage return do the trick.

How could one produce TRUE crossplatform nodejs script ?

In this npm package working?

https://github.com/clemos/npm-haxe has more features :

• haxelib
• nightlies
• run from nodeJS

IMHO the way you handle -lib to avoid haxelib dependency is just wrong :
https://github.com/damoebius/haxe-npm/blob/master/bin/haxe-cli.js#L20-L22
-cp is not at all the same as -lib :

• no extraParams.hxml inclusion
• haxelib.json definitions can set the source directory (to src, for example)

I think this is extremely confusing to transform / break the user's command like this...

also, the npm page is not up to date
https://www.npmjs.com/package/haxe
(still refers to old externs + bootstrapping)

So, how about publishing my package to npm.org/haxe ?

I'm trying to use it as a local dev dependency on a Debian but when I get the following error:

{ [Error: Command failed: /project/node_modules/haxe/bin/haxe.bin: 5: /project/node_modules/haxe/bin/haxe.bin: Syntax error: "(" unexpected
] killed: false, code: 2, signal: null }

I use the following command to run it

./node_modules/./bin/haxe

Any idea to fix it?

Just found the project and can't wait to use it to resolve some nasty dependency issues but i'd like to know which version of haxe is packed with the each module version (without going through a trial-and-error process, that is).

PS: i'll definitely annoy you at @wwx2015

Hi,
I'd very much like to use / promote your npm (through https://github.com/clemos/haxe-js-kit and https://github.com/clemos/generator-haxe-webapp), and possibly contribute and help you maintain it.
But I feel it should be simplified; mainly, I think it shouldn't include third parties, only the compiler.
Also, what's the plan in terms of releases ? Can you follow haxe releases "automatically" ?

On an Ubuntu virtual image, I get this error when I run haxe:

: No such file or directory

This occurs regardless if I install locally with

npm install haxe

or globally with

sudo npm install -g haxe

Hi @damoebius, can you please update pixijs externs to https://github.com/pixijs/pixi-haxe