Hi there,

I've wanted to try this project, because it looked promising, but I ran into some issues.

1. Unable to npm install js-marco

The NPM package still contains the install script. Which results in NPM executing this after downloading. But since the NPM package doesn't contain the sources it will fail.

npm install js-macro --ignore-scripts will work

2. The .node files in the NPM package are tied to NodeJS 18

The .node files seem to be compiled using NodeJS v18. This results in other node versions trowing the error Module did not self-register...

3. Trying to build from source fails with NodeJS 16 (current LTS version)

When trying to build from source I get errors like: node_modules\js-macro\lib\main.cpp(9): error C2280: 'v8::HandleScope::HandleScope(const v8::HandleScope &)': attempting to reference a deleted function

4. Trying to build from source fails with NodeJS 18

When building with node 18 it fails with: node_modules\js-macro\bin\zlib1.lib : fatal error LNK1127: library is corrupt

Unfortunately I'm not very familiar with native libraries and if it's even possible to get this to work on older version of node? Let me know if there's something I can do.

It's me again. I've added a Window.fromPid() method, which makes it a easier/more reliable to find your window, for example:

const { spawn } = require('node:child_process');
const { Window, keyboard } = require('js-macro');

const process = spawn('notepad.exe');

setTimeout(async () => {
  let notepad = await Window.fromPid(process.pid);

  if (!notepad) {
    return console.error('error: cannot find notepad :(');
  }

  notepad.focus();

  keyboard.type('Hello, World!');
}, 1000);

Important note! This is the first time ever I wrote some Rust code. It probably could have been better, but I couldn't find a way to accept a string and u32 at the same time for the constructor.