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npm install should be enough to install node-stringprep. The user shouldn't have to do a bunch of other crap to get this to install - thats the whole point of a package management system like npm.
I think you can probably just put an appropriate preinstall script in package.json that checks what kind of linux you have and runs the right stuff to install libicu.
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mcfiredrill commentedon Apr 2, 2014
Or it could at least check the version of libicu and abort if its too old.
mcfiredrill commentedon Apr 2, 2014
Although it looks like it should here:
https://github.com/node-xmpp/node-stringprep/blob/master/wscript#L16