Is there a way to package npm dependencies into a .deb package for offline deployment?
I've created a very simple debian .deb package that deploys my node-red project to the correct directory structure on a target machine. I also have a number of python/debian dependencies, which I've added to my debian/control file. Everything up to this point works great.
Unfortunately I have 3 node.js npm dependencies as well, and I can't figure out how to get these packages into my .deb file.
The target machines I'm deploying to do not have an internet connection, so I cannot simply run the npm install commands in the .postinst script. I have also tried adding the entire populated node_modules folder to the .deb deployment, but it doesn't work, it seems like there are some relative links that get broken during the deployment?
I've searched endlessly for a solution online. npm2deb doesn't seem to be what I'm looking for, as it seems to deploy existing npm modules into their own individual .deb files. I simply want to include all my npm dependencies (as well as their own dependencies) to my .deb deployment in the easiest way possible. Does anyone know of a way I can do this?
Thank you!!
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I've created a very simple debian .deb package that deploys my node-red project to the correct directory structure on a target machine. I also have a number of python/debian dependencies, which I've added to my debian/control file. Everything up to this point works great.
Unfortunately I have 3 node.js npm dependencies as well, and I can't figure out how to get these packages into my .deb file.
The target machines I'm deploying to do not have an internet connection, so I cannot simply run the npm install commands in the .postinst script. I have also tried adding the entire populated node_modules folder to the .deb deployment, but it doesn't work, it seems like there are some relative links that get broken during the deployment?
I've searched endlessly for a solution online. npm2deb doesn't seem to be what I'm looking for, as it seems to deploy existing npm modules into their own individual .deb files. I simply want to include all my npm dependencies (as well as their own dependencies) to my .deb deployment in the easiest way possible. Does anyone know of a way I can do this?
Thank you!!
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I've created a very simple debian .deb package that deploys my node-red project to the correct directory structure on a target machine. I also have a number of python/debian dependencies, which I've added to my debian/control file. Everything up to this point works great.
Unfortunately I have 3 node.js npm dependencies as well, and I can't figure out how to get these packages into my .deb file.
The target machines I'm deploying to do not have an internet connection, so I cannot simply run the npm install commands in the .postinst script. I have also tried adding the entire populated node_modules folder to the .deb deployment, but it doesn't work, it seems like there are some relative links that get broken during the deployment?
I've searched endlessly for a solution online. npm2deb doesn't seem to be what I'm looking for, as it seems to deploy existing npm modules into their own individual .deb files. I simply want to include all my npm dependencies (as well as their own dependencies) to my .deb deployment in the easiest way possible. Does anyone know of a way I can do this?
Thank you!!
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I've created a very simple debian .deb package that deploys my node-red project to the correct directory structure on a target machine. I also have a number of python/debian dependencies, which I've added to my debian/control file. Everything up to this point works great.
Unfortunately I have 3 node.js npm dependencies as well, and I can't figure out how to get these packages into my .deb file.
The target machines I'm deploying to do not have an internet connection, so I cannot simply run the npm install commands in the .postinst script. I have also tried adding the entire populated node_modules folder to the .deb deployment, but it doesn't work, it seems like there are some relative links that get broken during the deployment?
I've searched endlessly for a solution online. npm2deb doesn't seem to be what I'm looking for, as it seems to deploy existing npm modules into their own individual .deb files. I simply want to include all my npm dependencies (as well as their own dependencies) to my .deb deployment in the easiest way possible. Does anyone know of a way I can do this?
Thank you!!
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