Electron not auto detected and runtime fail about cmake-js HOT 2 CLOSED

It might work to use @electron/rebuild to rebuild your library to the correct version of electron, I am unsure if that tool handles cmake-js correctly (I have never used it myself)

If it is a build issue, then my recommendation is to port the library to be node-api based instead of nan. That will mean it wouldn't need to be compiled for any specific version of node or electron, node-api is designed to be api compatible across versions (except for when electron broke one method a few releases back). Of course this may not be possible for technical or time reasons.

If it is crashing when first using your library, then it should either be doing so with the standard module incompatibility message, or it sounds like a bug in the c++ code, causing a segfault or something. It is hard to suggest anything more seeing as it didn't really log anything useful.
Perhaps you could try using it with electron running in nodejs mode https://www.electronjs.org/docs/latest/api/environment-variables#electron_run_as_node, maybe this will cause the crash or log output to be more useful? It will probably require writing a test script to get the library to do things without using anything electron.

from cmake-js.

can confirm it was fixed after moving to node-api

from cmake-js.