A Node.js wrapper that downloads and spawns MySQL Server 5.7 for macOS 64-bit as a child process. Version 100.0.8 is the latest, but this package is essentially a legacy binary distribution pinned to MySQL 5.7. It provides a single function to start the MySQL server with configurable options (port, reinitialize) and returns a ChildProcess with a stop() method. Only one instance per application is supported. Useful for local development/testing without a full MySQL installation. However, it is macOS-only and unmaintained since MySQL 8.x.
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Verified import paths — ran on the pinned version, not inferred.
Demonstrates starting a MySQL 5.7 server on port 3307 and stopping it.
Use a modern MySQL server package (e.g., mysql-server-8.0-osx-x64) or install MySQL via Homebrew.
Ensure startMysql() is only called once per process.
Use a package that supports ARM or install MySQL via Homebrew.
Call startMysql() as a plain function, not as a constructor.
Run 'npm install' in the project directory to ensure the binary is downloaded. Also, ensure you are on macOS 64-bit.
Replace 'new startMysql()' with 'startMysql()'.
Refactor to call startMysql() only once.
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