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lines changed Original file line number Diff line number Diff line change @@ -10,7 +10,8 @@ instead of using `npm`).
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The binary install process requires two kinds of package:
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- a gzipped tar file like ` oracledb-X.Y.Z.tgz ` containing JavaScript
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- and ancillary files suitable for npm to install.
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+ and ancillary files suitable for npm to install. This is a generic
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+ file used on all platforms.
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- a gzipped package like ` oracledb-vZ.Y.Z-node-v57-darwin-x64.gz `
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containing the binary add-on. The package uses a custom format with
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` npm install oracledb ` will initially install.
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- ` make binarypackage ` makes a binary package for the current
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- Node.js-node / oracledb / platform combination and generates a
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+ Node.js / node- oracledb / platform combination and generates a
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SHA256 for the binary.
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- As part of ` npm install ` , the ` package.json ` in this directory
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file (with one line per available binary package) to an
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HTTPS-enabled web server to the directory that
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https://your.example.com/yourpath/vX.Y.Z/ resolves to. Note if the
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- web server has a self-signed certificate, then you you may need to
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+ web server has a self-signed certificate, then you may need to
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bypass some npm checks:
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