i am having problems when i try to do a deployment in heroku. The funny part is this was working three days ago. Also, is working fine in local machine.
The version
I got same behaviour for node 8.12 in travis ci since last days.
Looks like nodejs release new nodejs version 8.12 few days ago and bcrypt don't have prebuild for that version, but their script for build from source fails on linux.
Also for nodejs 8 recommended to use bcrypt 1.0.3 according their version compatibility.
Check github issue for more details: https://github.com/kelektiv/node.bcrypt.js/issues/648
Well I tried the solution by @GMachado and it did not work for me.
I know this happens because bcrypt
requires a native compiler. I used python
to compile bcrypt
on my local machine but i am not willing to go through this stress when deploying on heroku
As a quick solution, I unistalled bcrypt
then installed bcryptjs
, bcryptjs
is the pure-javascript version of bcrypt
. Just think of it as a light version of bcrypt
. While bcrypt
requires native compiler to compile, bcryptjs
does not.
bcrypt
is about 1.3 times faster than bcryptjs
. thats the major difference.
First uninstall bcrypt by typing in the command:
npm uninstall --save bcrypt
Then install bcryptjs by typing in the command
npm install --save bcryptjs
Afterwards, Navigate to where you have imported bcrypt on your app and change it to
require("bcryptjs")
the rest of the application should remain the same.
Go back to deploy on heroku and you should be fine.
Had the same thing happening to me.
Node version not specified in package.json
Try and do what heroku suggest, define the node version you are using on the package.json
.
Get the version you are using for development:
node --version
Then put it on package.json
:
{ "name": "myapp",
"description": "a really cool app",
"version": "1.0.0",
"engines": {
"node": "8.9.4"
}
}