resolve package dependency conflicts in sdks/js, README clarifications #67
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Hey guys, nice work on this project. I'm looking forward to digging deeper!
I found my way here from the 0-to-1 guide on Spark docs and started trying to build things. I had some trouble, but got things working eventually. I took notes of my journey which I'll share below. This PR contains build fixes and suggestions to improve dev workflows on this repo.
If I understand correctly, you guys built some or all of these examples at a hackathon and compiled them together. That's pretty sweet. Lots of good stuff here.
I'm now hacking away with the CLI and express server examples 💪
Notes
These notes may help you understand the path I took to build. If there is anywhere I strayed off the beaten path or you have different advice for this PR or my suggestions, let me know.
Issues I've attempted to resolve are marked with 🟢
sdks/js/README.mdsuggests usingnvm use || nvm installbut there is no.nvmrcfile in thesdks/jsdirectory to specify which Node.js version to use. 🟡eval "$(mise activate bash)"🟢clangin build fail logfile (I assume installing clang locally would resolve) 🟢yarn buildin thesdks/jspath -- (spark docs cover this, but not README) 🟢