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Does V8.NET require node installed? #8

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atotalnoob opened this issue Apr 8, 2019 · 4 comments
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Does V8.NET require node installed? #8

atotalnoob opened this issue Apr 8, 2019 · 4 comments
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Are there any dependencies outside of .NET framework/.NET Standard?

Is node or V8 installation required?

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rjamesnw commented Apr 8, 2019

Node is not required. V8 is statically linked with the proxy C++ library. :)

If you mean in order to compile the source then the V8 source is required (of course). In the project there is a v8update.cmd file that can help download the V8 source for the project.

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atotalnoob commented Apr 9, 2019

Is chrome required to be installed?

Assume we don't build from source and use nuget.

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rjamesnw commented Apr 9, 2019

Nope, just the V8 source only. Run Source/V8.NET-Proxy/V8/V8Update.cmd, and see the ReadMe.txt that is with it.

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rjamesnw commented Apr 9, 2019

V8.Net existed YEARS before any V8 NuGet package was available. It is not built using any pre-built V8 NuGet package. Perhaps one day I will, but I like having complete control over every aspect of the process because I’m bad-ass that way lol. :p ;) That also means I’m big on optimization, which is a good thing for you.

You don’t have to build it - V8.Net is already in a NuGet package and ready to go.

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