Issue: Incompatible for Mac Version about tree-hugger HOT 3 CLOSED

@rcshubhadeep Can you please help me why Mac Update - 19.11.2021 - is still not working for me.

We are not able to support the s3 based download anymore. So the download_libs command does not work. We are making them available via this release - https://github.com/autosoft-dev/tree-hugger/releases/tag/0.10.1 Please download the required zip file from there :(

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Hi,

Thanks for letting us know. I am suspecting that you are using M1/M2 Mac (as you said) the processor architecture is different. The libraries that are available here were compiled on a intel 64 bit architecture. Hence they won't work on a M1/M2 Mac.

I am sorry that it did not work for you. I do not have access to a M1 mac and hence I can't compile them myself. But you may be able to compile the new libraries. You can do two things.

1. Try the create_libs command. It is already shipped with tree-hugger. You can run create_libs --help to know about the options. This may solve your problem.
2. If this does not solve your problem then go have a look at here. You will be able to see what the command does under the hood. It is very simple actually. And you can perform those steps separately to check if that makes a successful build.

Hope this helps. I am presently not in a situation to actually support the development of tree_hugger. So sorry if this does not help.

Also one small request, if you do compile the libraries please consider opening a PR here to add them to tree-hugger to help people like yourself in the future.

All the best.

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I am happy that it helped you. The method bodies are not implemented yet, but you can easily extend tree_hugger to do that. Please have a look into the three following resources to have an idea how that can be done

1.> How to extend tree_hugger - https://github.com/autosoft-dev/tree-hugger#extending-tree-hugger

2.> The method that gives you method names from JS classes - https://github.com/autosoft-dev/tree-hugger/blob/master/tree_hugger/core/parser/javascript/javascript_parser.py#L29

3.> The query that eanbles it to do so - https://github.com/autosoft-dev/tree-hugger/blob/master/tree_hugger/core/parser/javascript/queries.yml#L16

I am guessing using these resources you can come up with a custom parser class that can achieve what you want to do. I will be happy to answer any further question.

If you do not mind me asking what kind of work are you using tree_hugger for?

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