pile.js | pile.js components build with React | Frontend Utils library

I understand this is permission error, when server side npm install commands runs then ec2 instance dosen't have rights to create any folder so there 2 solutions I found for this, first is create .npmrc file and set unsafe-perm=true, and otherone is create .ebextension file with setting root permission

use npm install @mapbox/node-pre-gyp --save, then uninstall the firebase you tried to install, using npm uninstall firebase, now use npm install firebase.

I use this code for my bot and I guess it should work for you too

You have to first check if gcc is available or not with this given command gcc --version

If not available than install it with given command bitbake meta-toolchain

After that remove node_modules by rm -rf node_modules

Install npm globally

Remove package-lock.json file

Now install sqlite3 from source with this command npm install --build-from-source --sqlite=/usr/local/opt/sqlite/ will allow you to install sqlite3 on Yocto.

Reference Link : https://www.npmjs.com/package/sqlite3

You need to pass a JSON-encoded options object into the compile() function - not just the source code (that's what your current code is doing).

You can find code example in the solc package readme.

1. You need to pass the JSON-stringified options object (to the compile() function), not just the text source. See the example in the readme.
2. Your solc.compile(source).[:Inbox] code has syntax errors (combining access to property with . and array with [) and logical errors (undefined :Inbox, incorrect path to the compiled result, trying to access a JSON string as an object).

Asssuming that inbox.sol contains contract Inbox that is the main contract you want to compile, this is a working code replacement for the last line in your question:

Insert window.addEventListener = x => x; at the top level of your app.

There is no global window.addEventListener function in React Native. The execution environment is different from a web browser.

(errors installing Firebase)

You can install firebase@8.2.3 - yarn add firebase@8.2.3 and I believe they've removed the grpc dependency in that version. Building native dependencies for Node packages commonly fails on Windows machines for a variety of reasons, you should search issues on repositories related to those packages for more information when you encounter in the future. eg: https://github.com/grpc/grpc-node/issues/1183

Try running this:

The image is missing the python interpreter, you need to install it. After that you will also miss the c/c++ tools, so you need to install them as well.