support for node 0.10? about node-argon2 HOT 7 CLOSED

Hasn't 0.10 already passed it's end of life? I'm going to check if it's possible to build on 0.10.

from node-argon2.

yeah... the fact that AWS lambda only supports 0.10 sucks. what to do?

np if u don't want to though. i think wrapping the executable would be easier anyways

from node-argon2.

Can't you use nvm?

It lets you install all versions, and that's what Travis uses to, despite using Ubuntu 14.04 which only has extremely archaic software, support recent versions of Node.

from node-argon2.

no, the 0.10 requirement is only for AWS lambda. i'm not sure if they even support using nvm in lambda... will have to look into that. never thought about including the node binaries in the lambda package.

from node-argon2.

The problem is major syntax changes are needed to support node < 1 since I heavily use ES6 and C++11 syntax, and those are only available on iojs/node >= 1

from node-argon2.

feel free to close this issue if you're not interested!

from node-argon2.

Maybe you can use tj/n to install a newer node version from an older NPM, such as Lambda's. I'd give a try, and if it does not work, I'll open an issue requesting them to upgrade at least to 4.2 (latest LTS).

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