light hyperdrive?

[Unitech]

shant@onyx: ~/gridcontrol/gridcontrol
>>> tree node_modules | wc -l
17799

shant@onyx: ~/gridcontrol/gridcontrol
>>> tree node_modules/hyperdrive | wc -l
13394

node_modules de gridcontrol en entier = 17.799 fichiers
module hyperdrive = 13.394 fichiers soit ~70%

Temps installation gridcontrol 0.4.3:

• Intel(R) Atom(TM) CPU C2750 @ 2.40GHz + 1GB network: ~1m30s
• Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-6560U CPU @ 2.20GHz + wifi: ~22s (cache?)
• Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5-1410 v2 @ 2.80GHz + 1GB network: ~40s

Note: need to install libtoolize for sodium compilation

[juliangruber]

@Unitech although I can read your comment it would have better chances written in english completely.

Hyperdrive with its dependencies is a lot of "files", yeah, but it's also solving a hard problem.

If you want to help hyperdrive / hypercore have shorter install times, it's probably most useful to go through it and each dependency to see if they include files that aren't used, or maybe include dependencies that aren't used.

[juliangruber]

@Unitech although I can read your comment it would have better chances written in english completely.

Hyperdrive with its dependencies is a lot of "files", yeah, but it's also solving a hard problem.

If you want to help hyperdrive / hypercore have shorter install times, it's probably most useful to go through it and each dependency to see if they include files that aren't used, or maybe include dependencies that aren't used.

[mafintosh]

@Unitech adding sodium prebuilds for latest node+linux now so you won't have to compile that in the future. otherwise what @juliangruber said is pretty spot on

[mafintosh]

@Unitech adding sodium prebuilds for latest node+linux now so you won't have to compile that in the future. otherwise what @juliangruber said is pretty spot on

[mafintosh]

sodium prebuilds added now

[mafintosh]

sodium prebuilds added now

[Unitech]

Fuuuuuu ahaha, that was the wrong repository I wanted to comment on, feel so dumb right now ^^'

[Unitech]

Fuuuuuu ahaha, that was the wrong repository I wanted to comment on, feel so dumb right now ^^'

[mafintosh]

@Unitech nbd. the two projects are very related. i personally didn't even see that it was the wrong one.

[mafintosh]

@Unitech nbd. the two projects are very related. i personally didn't even see that it was the wrong one.

[Unitech]

But yes I was digging deeper to maybe found a solution to this issue, it was not my intention to throw this kind of issue.

@mafintosh no I mean it's totally the wrong repository, as this issue was at first for a (currently) work-in-progress, private project

[Unitech]

But yes I was digging deeper to maybe found a solution to this issue, it was not my intention to throw this kind of issue.

@mafintosh no I mean it's totally the wrong repository, as this issue was at first for a (currently) work-in-progress, private project

[mafintosh]

@Unitech ah. np. hope you solve your private issue then!

[mafintosh]

@Unitech ah. np. hope you solve your private issue then!

[Unitech]

If we find any way to make hypercore/hyperdrive lighter, for sure we will share the solution with you. If we can be of any help too do not hesitate to ask,

By the way hypercore/hyperdrive is just a pure awesomeness, thank you so much for this high quality work guys.

[Unitech]

If we find any way to make hypercore/hyperdrive lighter, for sure we will share the solution with you. If we can be of any help too do not hesitate to ask,

By the way hypercore/hyperdrive is just a pure awesomeness, thank you so much for this high quality work guys.

[Unitech]

using https://github.com/JamieMason/shrinkpack reduced install time by 4x!

[Unitech]

using https://github.com/JamieMason/shrinkpack reduced install time by 4x!

[pfrazee]

would shrinkpack work with prebuilds?

[pfrazee]

would shrinkpack work with prebuilds?