404 when requesting "arm" build from Raspberry Pi

[WebMaestroFr]

Hi there !
I tried to npm install on Raspbian, but the build cannot be found.

node-pre-gyp ERR! install error 
node-pre-gyp ERR! stack Error: 404 status code downloading tarball https://github.com/chearon/node-canvas-prebuilt/releases/download/v1.6.5-prerelease.1/canvas-prebuilt-v1.6.5-prerelease.1-node-v48-linux-arm.tar.gz

Looking at the list of available tarballs, I cannot find the requested -node-v48-linux-arm.tar.gz indeed.
Is it possible to get "arm" versions of these ?

[chearon]

I think it's possible if I can figure out how to get Travis to compile to ARM. Mostly was waiting to see if anyone needed it. Right now I just have 64 bit on all 3 platforms, but I'll see if I can look into ARM sometime soon

[jeremyfa]

That would be a great addition indeed! 👍

[WORMSS]

Just wanted to add my two cents to this too.

[PinkTiu]

I would be very happy if ARM is supported 👍

[datom]

+1

[LoicBersier]

is this still in work ? would be awesome to have ARM support

[chearon]

I started doing it a while back and it looked like it was going to be pretty easy. Now that canvas-prebuilt is used by canvas 2.0 I'll try and get this done soon.

[davps]

I would love to use the library on a Raspberry PI too. I did not have experience on the tools that are needed to compile this but I'm willing to expend some time learning the tools to contribute on the arm build if someone can provide me some guidance on what to look for. Thanks!

[dmvt]

I need an arm64 / aarch64 build as well for Linux on DEX with my Galaxy S10+

[drewcovi]

Any chance to revisit this ask? @beele has done some amazing work over here: https://github.com/beele/homebridge-unifi-protect-camera-motion

And a lot of people use Pi's for homebridge. The only other solution right now is to add various PACKAGE dependencies to docker-homebridge by @oznu and to build it on creation.

https://github.com/beele/homebridge-unifi-protect-camera-motion/wiki/node-canvas-prerequisites

Just seems like a slog for the plethora of Pi's out there that would love to use this.