Electron issue about memoryjs

[Rob--]

You need to rebuild the module manually. As the error message states, it was compiled with a version of Node different to the one you are currently using. The module is supposed to rebuild itself upon install, but to do it manually head to the install directory for memoryjs and run either npm run build32 or npm run build64 depending on whether you are targeting 32 bit or 64 bit architecture.

[dawidpstrak]

Unfortunelly it didnt worked for me.
After npm run build32 error look like :
error screen
and after npm run build64 i got this error :
error screen2

[Rob--]

For some reason it is still saying the version of Node it was compiled with is not the same version of Node that you are running. Either try rebuilding and ensuring it rebuilds successfully, or downgrade your version of Node.

[dw1284]

I am having the same issue. Can you recommend which Node version to downgrade to that will allow both electron and memoryjs to work together?

[vladL2C]

I was having similar issues with latest version of electron it comes packaged with their own node version, i downgraded to electron 4.2.12 and used electron-rebuild to rebuild the packages for electron it seems to be working fine now.

[Rob--]

Closing, please comment if there are still issues related to this.

Also worth noting that you will need to use a Node.js architecture equivalent to the platform of your target process (e.g. 32 bit Node for 32 bit target process).