I am using node-gyp to create a Node.js addon and my binding.gyp contains some variables as follows:
...
"link_settings": {
"libraries": [
"-lboost_program_options",
"-lboost_log",
],
"ldflags": [
"-L<@(boost_root)/stage/lib",
"-Wl,-rpath,<@(boost_root)/stage/lib",
]
},
...
(complete gyp file from here ). I use node-gyp configure --boost_root=/PATH/TO/BOOST build to build the C++ sources. The problem arises when I run npm install since it just calls node-gyp rebuild without any parameters.
Is there any way to do any of the following?
node-gyp rebuild when running npm installnode-gyp when running npm installAfter a lenghty discussion with @robertklep, I found out that passing the path as a command line flag also solves the problem:
npm install --boost_path=/PATH/TO/BOOST
however as he mentioned it is not known what happens if another package requires my package and tries to pass the parameter to it.
UPDATE:
As it turns out this solution can be applied also if another package uses original package:
npm link /PATH/TO/ORIGINAL_PACKET --boost_path=/PATH/TO/BOOST
or if you have installed from directly from the package manager and now want to install it through the depending package:
npm install --boost_path=/PATH/TO/BOOST
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