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RE: Install talib/tulip manually? - IPhantom - 07-13-2018 Thanks Mike, how about the tulip? That link seems indeed to be broken. Also the missing cc command could be substituted by gcc i suppose? RE: Install talib/tulip manually? - askmike - 07-13-2018 For tulip you can try this code instead: Code: node -e "require('tulind'); console.log('tulip loaded')" Note that your error logs indicate you are running node 6.9.1, Gekko requires at least version 8.0. But it is recommended to run the LTS (v8.11.3). RE: Install talib/tulip manually? - Kris191 - 07-13-2018 that seems to have worked for getting rsi bull bear working again thanks Mike. RE: Install talib/tulip manually? - IPhantom - 07-13-2018 (07-13-2018, 07:22 AM)askmike Wrote: Note that your error logs indicate you are running node 6.9.1, Gekko requires at least version 8.0. But it is recommended to run the LTS (v8.11.3). So is the following error a result from running that old node.js? Code: admin@VAULT:/volume1/.@plugins/AppCentral/gekko $ node -e "require('talib'); console.log('talib loaded')" RE: Install talib/tulip manually? - askmike - 07-13-2018 Not directly no, but these errors you posted before: Quote: node-pre-gyp ERR! Tried to download(404): https://tulipnode.s3.amazonaws.com/tulind/v0.8.10/Release/tulind-v0.8.10-node-v48-lin ux-x64.tar.gz Have to do with node-pre-gyp not finding precompiled binaries for your version of node (or technically, for the ABI version that comes with your version of node, which is v48). So updating your node and then trying to install tulip normally might work. RE: Install talib/tulip manually? - Rian199 - 03-01-2019 (07-13-2018, 12:54 PM)askmike Wrote: Not directly no, but these errors you posted before: I get the exact same errors through the same process. I am running latest Ubuntu. Any further solution to this issue? I am ale to run backtests throught the UI for the built-in indicators, but none of the Tulip and Talib indicators? |