Update build instructions for NW.js 0.13.x

README.md

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 #nw-edge-example
 
-An example usage of Node-Webkit and Edge.JS. This code calls a function inside 
-a .NET class library from the DOM. I've included everything (except Node-Webkit) 
+An example usage of Node-Webkit and Edge.JS. This code calls a function inside
+a .NET class library from the DOM. I've included everything (except Node-Webkit)
 so this example code should work out of the box.
 
 <img src="https://github.com/frankhale/nw-edge-example/blob/master/edge-test.png?raw=true" alt="screenshot"/>
@@ -17,19 +17,19 @@ You need Node-Webkit and Windows to run this.
 - Open command prompt to node-webkit
 - Run using the command: nw nw-edge-example
 
-**NOTE: The Edge node module is included in the repo on purpose. If you are 
-running x64 Windows you won't need to run any of the compile instructions below 
+**NOTE: The Edge node module is included in the repo on purpose. If you are
+running x64 Windows you won't need to run any of the compile instructions below
 as the module has been compiled for NW 0.12.0 already.**
 
 ###C# Class Library
 
-The SimpleLibrary.dll is built from the Hello.cs source file. I've omitted the 
-Visual Studio project to build this from this repository. This library only 
-contains one function as noted in the Hello.cs. Notice the function signature 
-is special because by default Edge.JS wants to call asynchronous methods so it 
-does not block the Javascript engine. 
+The SimpleLibrary.dll is built from the Hello.cs source file. I've omitted the
+Visual Studio project to build this from this repository. This library only
+contains one function as noted in the Hello.cs. Notice the function signature
+is special because by default Edge.JS wants to call asynchronous methods so it
+does not block the Javascript engine.
 
-If you want to see more examples of using Edge.JS please see it's Github 
+If you want to see more examples of using Edge.JS please see it's Github
 repository located at:
 
 https://github.com/tjanczuk/edge
@@ -38,22 +38,22 @@ https://github.com/tjanczuk/edge
 
 ###Building Your Own Edge.JS
 
-Edge.JS has to be rebuilt using nw-gyp in order for it to work from within 
-Node-Webkit. 
+Edge.JS has to be rebuilt using nw-gyp in order for it to work from within
+Node-Webkit.
 
 NOTE: By default Edge.JS is built using node-gyp and only works within Node.JS.
 
 Things you need in order to build Edge.JS yourself:
 
 - Visual Studio 2013
 - Python 2.7.x
-- Node.JS 0.12.0
+- Node.JS 5.x
 - nw-gyp (npm install -g nw-gyp)
 
-Next, open a command prompt to your source code directory and install the 
+Next, open a command prompt to your source code directory and install the
 Edge.JS module using npm:
 
-Create a folder on your desktop (for illustration call it my-app) and copy the 
+Create a folder on your desktop (for illustration call it my-app) and copy the
 Node-Webkit runtime files to it.
 
 Next open a command prompt to the my-app folder and install the Edge.JS module:
@@ -63,15 +63,13 @@ c:\>cd my-app
 c:\my-app>npm install edge
 ```
 
-This will create a node-modules folder and then install edge into that folder. 
-Now we need to recompile Edge using nw-gyp (instead of node-gyp which it is 
+This will create a node-modules folder and then install edge into that folder.
+Now we need to recompile Edge using nw-gyp (instead of node-gyp which it is
 built with by default).
 
-**NOTE: Assuming Node-Webkit 0.12.0 is the target version of Node-Webkit.**
-
 ```
 c:\my-app\>cd node_modules\edge
-c:\my-app\node_modules\edge>nw-gyp configure --target=v0.12.0 --msvs_version=2013
+c:\my-app\node_modules\edge>nw-gyp configure --target=v0.13.3 --msvs_version=2013 --arch=x64
 c:\my-app\node_modules\edge>nw-gyp build
 ```
 
@@ -81,34 +79,17 @@ Once the build finishes, the new module will be in:
 c:\my-app\node_modules\edge\build\Release
 ```
 
-Copy edge.node to: (depending on your architecture, I built against x64)
-
-```
-c:\my-app\node_modules\edge\lib\native\win32\x64\0.12.0
-```
-
-Additionally, you will likely need to edit the versionMap in node_modules\edge\lib\edge.js
-
-Add the following line: (update as necessary for the version of Node you are 
-using, currently Node 0.12 is being reported as Node 0.1.2 by Edges version 
-detection function. So you'll have to update the versionMap inside the 
-following file:
-
-```
-node_modules\edge\lib\edge.js
-```
-
-Add the following line to the versionMap:
+Copy edge_coreclr.node and edge_nativeclr to: (depending on your architecture, I built against x64)
 
 ```
-[ /1.2.0/, '0.12.0' ]
+c:\my-app\node_modules\edge\lib\native\win32\x64\5.1.0
 ```
 
 ###Author
 
 Frank Hale &lt;[email protected]&gt;  
-9 March 2015
+7 April 2016
 
-###License 
+###License
 
 GPL version 3, see LICENSE file for details