Strange behavior with 'use strict'

[th3r0b0t]

Good day,
I made an addon, and when I have a index.js file inside its root directory; when I run this file to test the bindings, it works fine, but when I copy paste the addon directory to my project and require its index.js file (which its first line is 'use strict' as per examples and simply require the addon .node file and re-export it) to call its constructor (it is a context-aware addon) it crashes with an exception that has Tkrzw exception type (Tkrzw is the name of the library I'm trying to make binding for) which means constructor begins to run but then it crashes! Also before it crashes, it creates a file (which this constructor is expected to do)!
What is strange about it, is that if I run the index.js file in my addon root directory once, it no longer crashes anymore!
Then I deleted the entire project, cloned my project again, cloned my addon again and placed it again, but this time I removed 'use strict' from the top of my index.js file and it works the first time without running index.js file first!
I tested this multiple times and it was keep crashing until I figured what causes the problem!

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The error it gives is: opendir: no such file (It might say it a little different I don't remember exact words but it starts with opendir: and says it cant find the file).

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P.S: You can find the addon source code here: https://github.com/th3r0b0t/tkrzw-node
P.S2: Ofc I comment out everything in index.js file except for the first 3 lines: 'use strict', bindings(...) and re-export

[mhdawson]

We discussed in the team meeting today. Could you cut down your addon to the minimum that causes a recreate. It would be good to exclude the possibility that your addon is corrupting memory leading to the stange issues.

[th3r0b0t]

@mhdawson Firstly let me show my appreciation for your kindness;
Sure I'll try to do that, I need to figure out what exactly the "minimum" can be