Noxillio - sapphiretype is impossible to install...

@sapphire/type is impossible to install on Apple Silicon systems.

When attempting to install it an error occurs because a tarball has not been released for arm64, resulting in a 404 when attempting to grab one. https://hastebin.com/aniducekob.coffeescript

xcode is updated?

Tbh I never faced anything like this and I use apple silicon chip too

Are you able to install @sapphire/type?
And are you using M1 or M2? I'm on M2

Don't have it, don't need it, don't want it, don't use it

All other Sapphire packages install without issue

M2 it’s

I'm on M1 and I can install it just fine. Make sure you have build tools installed.

And not using Node 19

Nope I'm on LTS

How can I grab this without having to install Xcode in full because it's a waste of storage

I was prompted to install Git command line tools but not Xcode tools

Only available updates are macOS and Safari

What does this give?

I'm curious to know how you guys are able to install it despite no arm64 version existing? Is it using x64 instead via Rosetta?

2395

One below yours

In that case, sec

Grab the xcode cli tools from https://developer.apple.com/download/all/

This one here?

Yes

Same thing, also still says 2395. Let me try relaunching my terminal

Still 2395. Will try again and then reboot if same issue.

Which macOS version are you on btw @Favna

Ventura

Still 2395. Same issue after reboot

I am on Monterey and prefer not to update as they have not fixed the controller issues present since beta.

Our OS difference may be the cause of that 2395/6 difference?

Possibly

Idk what controller issue you're referring to but sure I guess

Switch Pro controller buttons are all messed up, my DualSense hardly worked at all. OpenEmu in particular has issues with Ventura that aren't present on Monterey, per their GitHub

Anyway if xcode-select is installed and updated, Node is v18 and brew packages are all updated then I dont know

I'm going to try installing Rosetta rq

It is worth running brew update to check if anything can be updated I guess but it shouldnt really matter unless they are ancient versions

Rosetta didn't work

Could it have anything to do with the exact binary of Node.js that I installed?

There are different ones for Silicon and otherwise

I really don't understand how when you try to install it, it doesn't try to use the URL that mine is

Because if it was it wouldn't get anything

I have it installed through volta.. https://volta.sh

I assume that grabs it from the Nodejs pages

But it certainly works

Hmm

I've never heard of it before

Did it install the x64 build or ARM64

I mean the url on the GH rpeo is auto resolved but no there are no prebuilts for Node 18 stuff yet either I think

Locally it builds fine for me anyway

I looked at the packages in the release, the only difference is the arm64 bit in mine

If you have NodeJS x86 installed that'd be a big problem haha

You said you're building it yeah?

Mine just hangs up trying to download a nonexistent tarball from the GitHub release

Yes I ran yarn build in the repo itself

Yeah I'm just trying to install it with npm

Could all this be fixed if an arm64 build was added to the release

Installing works fine too

yf?

idk what that is but like.... the error I attached above is what happens when installing with just npm. It on its own attempts to grab a file that doesn't exist in the release - and I can see that when you build it on your end, it generates an arm64 version that doesn't exist in the release either

So it really just seems to me like the problem is an arm64 build isn't in the GitHub release which is what is being fetched

No other reason why it would give a 404

I mean the last time prebuilts were published was in april before we even did arm64 prebuilds so I guess I can try it

That said

You should never fully rely on prebuilds

It's nice to have

But it shouldnt be a requirement

Anyway after https://github.com/sapphiredev/type/pull/421 I can make a new release ig

I suppose I can take this as a sign that I should start building things like this - but if prebuilds are available for everything else then it would make sense for arm64 to be available :/ especially since all other @sapphire/ modules work

appreciate you fam

Now if only I actually knew how to build it - that's the whole reason I prefer prebuilds lol

Because type is the only one that uses C++ code

Ahh I see

Same as libs like zlib-sync, bufferutil, canvas stuff etc

Yeah I've never built things by myself

Is it easy?

I mean in the type repo you just run yarn build

And when npm installing the build is automatic

It should fall back when the url 404s

fall back? how do you mean

That gets called when installing with npm/yarn

It falls back to building with your own build tools

Which is why xcode-select is impotant

Does that only happen if I've cloned it or already built it locally or..?

Doesn't happen when I install it with npm

It definitely does, something else just errors

The URL 404s, so as you said it should fall back, which it doesn't. Unless you're referring to all that other stuff in the error log I sent

No lock file, no node_modules, cleared cache, using npm instead of yarn

Oh hey it does say it's attempting to fall back

Yes, obviously I did say "after the url 404s"

I stopped reading the error after the 404 ngl

The rest is shit I don't understand so I kinda didn't bother