pkg-install | wrapper making installation of Node.js packages | Runtime Evironment library

I have a project which depends on FreeType, and uses CMake as build system. CMake has a FindFreeType built-in module which is supposed to be used like this, see for example this other SO question:

I'm trying to create docker image based on busybox with openjdk 11, for minimal java image

I used progrium/busybox as base image which contains glibc and installed zlib.so which was missing: opkg-install zlib-dev
Then I downloaded from https://jdk.java.net/11/ the compiled linux jdk.

Then when trying to run java -version it outputs the version but then crash. This is from the created log:

*Edit: I got CURL working in VS 2017 on a 64 bit machine following these steps (see below for original problem):

First install vcpkg:

1. Clone vcpkg using gitbash into C:\Program Files
2. In a command prompt navigate to C:\Program Files\vcpkg
3. Run in the command prompt: .\bootstrap-vcpkg.bat
4. Run in the command prompt: vcpkg integrate install

Then use vcpkg and Visual Studios 2017 command prompt to install cURL:

1. Open a VS 2017 Command prompt and navigate to the vcpkg folder (where the vcpkg.exe is)

2. Run: vcpkg install curl[*]:x64-windows (note this can take around a half hour to download and run, don't worry if it looks like it is "stuck" at parts).

   *Edit: previously my instructions said to run vcpkg install curl:x64-windows but I added on the [*] at the behest of @i7clock to enable sftp and scp protocols.

3. After this step, you should check to make sure that curl installed correctly. To do this you should create a new project in VS 2017 and try and include #include curl/curl.h without adding any additional include directories. If you cannot do this then something went wrong with your install of curl. You should remove curl (and perhaps even the vcpkg folder and do a clean install) until you can include curl/curl.h.

   *Important Note: this will only work if you are using x64 debugger/compiling in x64! If you cannot include the curl directory check to make sure your debug is set to the correct version of Windows.

You may need to disable SSL peer verification as well:

1. Place the code curl_easy_setopt(curl, CURLOPT_SSL_VERIFYPEER, FALSE); before the request (see below). Note this is only necessary because I could not figure how to get certificates to work with curl. I have an as-of-yet unanswered stackoverflow post regarding this problem here.

Here are some other steps you may need to try to get things running, but I ended up finding them not necessary:

1. Navigate to vcpkg\packages\curl_x64-windows\lib to find the libcurl.lib file.
2. Include the path to libcurl.lib in Additional Library Directories under Properties -> Linker
3. Included libcurl.lib in Additional Dependencies under Linker -> Input -> Additional Dependencies
4. Place CURL_STATICLIB in Properties -> C/C++ -> Preprocessor -> Preprocessor Definitions

Here is my now working code:

I installed RJ for StatEt with:

I am trying to build a docker image of python using the following dockerfile: I'm looking to have the smallest image so I use elyase/conda:2.7 image as a base:

I have a nodejs script that I want to package and allow for easy installation for non technical users. It's just a script that runs in the background, so electron seems overkill.

I was thinking of making it a launch daemon but not sure how to go about that.

I found this: https://coolaj86.com/articles/how-to-create-an-osx-pkg-installer.html But those instructions don't seem to apply anymore.

Any idea how you could do this now on Sierra?

Thanks!