Testing for Linux, Windows and Darwin

[caffeine-addictt]

Testing for the 3 major OSes (Linux, Windows & Darwin).
PR welcome

Track

• PR Testing node #30
• Issue Platform compatibility #23
• Waiting on Platform Compatibility #28
• Waiting on Typescript #33
• Merging after chore(ver): Bump version to 1.9.0-alpha.1 #29

[caffeine-addictt]

@LyubomirT Any idea on how to optimize in node?

ReadFileSync writes the contents of each file into memory, but i believe it would be better to implement this with streams. I haven't been successful so far though...

You can see the failed implementation merged in #36

[LyubomirT]

Streaming actually sounds like a great idea, I'll see what I can do and will try to add the implementation to my fork if I succeed. Can't guarantee anything for now, though.

[LyubomirT]

Any idea on how to optimize in node?

However, personally, I don't think optimization will matter much here, since all the files combined likely won't eat more than 10KB of memory.

[caffeine-addictt]

Any idea on how to optimize in node?

However, personally, I don't think optimization will matter much here, since all the files combined likely won't eat more than 10KB of memory.

True. Although apart from a lower memory usage, we would be able to boost runtime performance.

[caffeine-addictt]

Alright.
I got it stable in Archlinux after #38. 🥳

Is it working fine on your side?

[LyubomirT]

Alright.
I got it stable in Archlinux after #38. 🥳

Is it working fine on your side?

Glad to hear it works well! Can't really use it in Windows 11 for some reason, but maybe it's just the merge conflict.

[caffeine-addictt]

Perhaps your fork is outdated? 🤔

[LyubomirT]

Perhaps your fork is outdated? 🤔

It was indeed outdated, but due to how late I noticed that, I got a merge conflict, and, well, it all got broken.

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I managed to get your version to work, though :D

[caffeine-addictt]

I'll hold off on writing tests until I've added a few more features. PRs still welcome though ❤️

[caffeine-addictt]

Any idea on how to optimize in node?

However, personally, I don't think optimization will matter much here, since all the files combined likely won't eat more than 10KB of memory.

True. Although apart from a lower memory usage, we would be able to boost runtime performance.

@LyubomirT lets move this to #46 :>

[caffeine-addictt]

Including this is v2 in Go.

For v2, I think it'd be great if we had some blackbox testing with docker and bash too.
@LyubomirT lmk if you're still up for it! 😄