How to use the electron-rebuild/lib/node-pre-gyp-fix.preGypFixRun function in electron-rebuild
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enlight / electron-inspector / src / rebuild.ts View on Github 
export async function rebuild(
executablePath: string, version: string, arch: string
): Promise {
let modulesDir = path.join(__dirname, '../node_modules');
console.log(`Rebuilding native node-inspector modules for Electron ${version}`);
await installNodeHeaders(version, null, null, arch);
console.log(`Rebuilding ${modulesDir}/v8-profiler`);
await rebuildNativeModules(version, modulesDir, 'v8-profiler', null, arch);
// `node-inspector` will be launched in a "run as node" Electron process,
// so `node-pre-gyp` will be looking for a `node-vXX-platform-arch` directory
await preGypFixRun(path.join(modulesDir, 'v8-profiler'), true, executablePath);
console.log(`Rebuilding ${modulesDir}/v8-debug`);
await rebuildNativeModules(version, modulesDir, 'v8-debug', null, arch);
await preGypFixRun(path.join(modulesDir, 'v8-debug'), true, executablePath);
console.log(`Done.`);
}electron-rebuild
Electron supporting package to rebuild native node modules against the currently installed electron
