HGL
like-gold
Error in dev environment in Steam OS
I'm trying to set up a development environment to contribute to Heroic Launcher on a Steam Deck. I followed the instructions on the readme. When running the dev container inside VSCode or on the terminal, I'm getting the following error.
error while loading shared libraries: libnss3.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
. If I run yarn start
outside the container, Heroic launches without any problem. What should I do to install this missing dependency inside the dev container? Anybody got any tips on setting this up on steam os?
Node version: v18.12.1
OS version: Linux steamdeck 5.13.0-valve36-1-neptune13 Replies
rival-black•3y ago
I think the dev container needs the missing libs
Or docker can not run on ste deck
Is there docker for flatpak?
@FlavioF34rn you developed on steam deck right?
adverse-sapphire•3y ago
yes but not using a container
I just installed node using nvm, everything locally
and was fine
like-goldOP•3y ago
@FlavioF34rn That's good to know. I just wanted make sure to isolate the dev version from the stable Heroic installation. (Not to mess up my current heroic installation as suggested in the readme)
rival-black•3y ago
If you have heroic as flatpak you can't mess up things. At least on my PC i do it like this and no problems.
heroic flatpak stores configs and stuff in different folders
via yarn start everything should go to
~/.config/heroic
flatpak heroic shouldbe in ~/.var/app/com.heroicgameslauncher.hgl/config/heroic
like-goldOP•3y ago
@Nocccer thanks for the suggestion! I'm using podman instead of docker on steamdeck but the commands work almost the same. I can enter the container without any problem. but yarn start inside the container fails with the above error
Great! this is good to know. thank you very much for the clarification
rival-black•3y ago
I think podman misses some libs then. Because the Dockerfile pulls a arch image
Don't know how podman works
You probably need a linux image and install nodejs, npm. Via npm you can install yarn
like-goldOP•3y ago
Yeah. I'll stick with the regular environment for now then without a container.
rival-black•3y ago
I think you need to find out how to install dependencies inside a podman instance
if pacman works you can just install the missing libs like nodejs
like-goldOP•3y ago
(Just to let you know, replacing
docker
with podman
in the commands in the readme got me some distance e.g. podman run -it -v ./:/tmp/heroic localhost/heroicdevcontainer:latest
.I can see node, yarn, npm is all there inside the container.)
only missing thing seems to be libnss3 somehowrival-black•3y ago
just install it via pacman
i don't know if you use the Dockerfile but you could adapt it or you write a new podman file which describe your container looks like
Seems like podman can use Dockerfile. So you could add
nss
in the Dockerfile
RUN pacman -Syyu --noconfirm && pacman -S nodejs npm yarn nss --noconfirm
like-goldOP•3y ago
Thanks. I'm trying to just enter the container and install it first to make sure problem goes away, without modifying the dockerfile just yet
rival-black•3y ago
If you solved it you could write a podman config file and add steps to run devcontainer for podman in the readme
Could be your first contribution 😄
like-goldOP•3y ago
Thanks @Nocccer for your help! I ended up installing all these packages at the end as responses to the errors I was getting..
pacman -Sy at-spi2-core libcups libdrm gtk3 alsa-lib nss
Even then it ended up diving me this error:
So I'm going to stop pursuing the podman path for now and stick with the regular environment. Just noting this here for posterity 🥲