Console error, node.js.

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Hello, I had my node programs running, I changed the operating system to windows8 and they no longer work, I get the error in the image, apparently it seems to have to do with the "whatsapp-web.js" module and the "sharp" module, now I did what the console says and it doesn't work. I comment that if I enter the code of the module "whatsapp-web.js" and I comment the parts of the code where sharp is used, the programs work well, what could it be? someone to help me, thanks in advance.

image error:
error-sharp — ImgBB[^]

I have tried to manually install the "sharp" module inside the "whatsapp-web.js" module and it doesn't work
I have also tried to do what the console says "cmd" and it does not work either

What I have tried:

I have tried to manually install the "sharp" module inside the "whatsapp-web.js" module and it doesn't work
I have also tried to do what the console says "cmd" and it does not work either

Posted 21-Nov-21 7:26am

CarJavSos

Updated 12-Mar-22 1:26am

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Patrice T 21-Nov-21 14:43pm

What says the author of this module ?

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Oliver Bleckmann · Answer 1 · 2022-03-12T01:26:00

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Image libs have havy c bindings. Looks like a binding problem to me.

Remove the modules from the project and global modules folder and maybe reinstall node and latest build tools to compile the whole modules with latest stuff on npm install.

Just update it all!

Posted 12-Mar-22 1:26am

Oliver Bleckmann