Impossible to install sqlite-3 in Mac M1 MacOS 12.1 #1538
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Ok, it seems incredible but the problem was... the directory name ("My app") with spaces! |
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Same problem. And I don't have spaces in my directory app. |
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This happened to me as well. My app directory was |
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Same problem, and I don't have spaces in my directory as well... |
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I have same problem too, and my directory path without spaces as well. |
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same problem on my M1... |
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This issue still occurs. Encountering the 403 access denied error when trying to retrieve the precompiled bundle from S3. |
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As a short follow-up: If you happen to be someone who
You just might want to check your |
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If you use yarn to install packages, you may use npm, for me it works in this case. |
How should the Path look like? |
If you want to use
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If you are using:
Then you can try the following: # 1. Install sqlite3 with homebrew
brew install sqlite3
# 2. export compiler related env variables
export LDFLAGS="-L/opt/homebrew/opt/sqlite/lib"
export CPPFLAGS="-I/opt/homebrew/opt/sqlite/include"
export PKG_CONFIG_PATH="/opt/homebrew/opt/sqlite/lib/pkgconfig"
# 3. prepare for a fresh install
rm -rf node_modules
npm cache verify
# 4. use npm instead of yarn
npm i sqlite3Thank you.操你妈的狗 node-gyp |
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None of the Answered helped so far for me, has Anyone something new found out? |
For me it worked when going back to Node 14 ( |
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This comment worked to help me install sqllite3 #1413 (comment) on my M1 MacBook Pro with node v16.13.0 |
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+1 |
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Would you be able to try with |
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P.S.: I did not need to do any additional changes suggested by @qiuzhanghua except for installing |
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For me, |
I get a syntax error when doing this: |
@visoft This looks seamless solution to me. Huge thanks! |
This fixed it for me. Not just a space in the containing directory - but no spaces anywhere in the complete path leading to the directory. Removing this spaces, everything worked. Thanks! |
Thanks for this! Issue solved for me. |
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FYI v5.1.1 now comes with prebuilt Darwin ARM64 binaries 🙂 https://github.com/TryGhost/node-sqlite3/releases/tag/v5.1.1 |
This was the solution for me. Don't think the issue is M1 related at all. |
The issue is related to the M1 since when there isn't a precompiled binary release available it need to compile it from source locally, and the default build environment on macOS cannot compile node-sqlite3 without the additional configuration you've noted. But now that there is a binary release for arm64-darwin as of 5.1.1, you should not need to configure Python anymore 😁 |
This was the case for me: I have a real GCC as my |
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Just had the same issue but no M1 (Intel i9) and I was on macOS Catalina. I'll leave my solution here as reference: Running I hope this helps. |
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I solved this problem by setting the node version to 12.22.0 and then using the 'yarn' command. |
This also worked for me, I had also tried installing sqlite using brew initially, but the error still popped up. Probably a combination of both or just this, regardless though it's working. |
This worked for me too - but why? |
We basically just telling npm to use |
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I am running into this issue still. I'm using bun to install sqlite3 but I don't think that should make a difference. I'm getting the error I also tried the python set but got |
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For the people using Bun and running into the error below.
Bun doesn't run package lifecycle scripts by default, as it's considered a security issue. In order to run the lifecycle scripts for After changing this, you'll need to regenerate the lockfile of Bun.
Hope this helps! |
and others
Hello, I've tried with several versions of Node (12.x, 14.x, 16.x) to successful install sqlite-3 with
npm install sqlite3but no way, I get always the same error. The dependency in package.json is"sqlite3": "5.0.2"Here's the error generated by node v14.17.3:
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