Would be nice if you added precompiled win-x86/win-x64 binaries, and had the install script simply copy the correct one... having a build environment on a production windows server is problematic, and the fact the "global" install on npm for windows is per-user makes it even more of a pain...
In general, really like what you have done... just feel that including pre-built binaries for windows (which isn't as hard as various *nix environments) would be a good call... alternatively, have the install script download the correct driver if it is a windows environment.
Would be nice if you added precompiled win-x86/win-x64 binaries, and had the install script simply copy the correct one... having a build environment on a production windows server is problematic, and the fact the "global" install on npm for windows is per-user makes it even more of a pain...
In general, really like what you have done... just feel that including pre-built binaries for windows (which isn't as hard as various *nix environments) would be a good call... alternatively, have the install script download the correct driver if it is a windows environment.