Open sabracrolleton opened 8 years ago
When a Caveman 2 application is first created a config.lisp file is created along with the rest of the scaffolding. By default that config.lisp file is checked into the source code, however I put it in the .gitignore file because that is where database authentication information is stored, which is something I do not want publicly available.
Therefore to run the project you must create a config file similar to the one found on the caveman readme file. I believe that I have some extra config variables in addition to the standard ones initially included when Caveman2 generates the scaffolding. I will write a sample config in the readme when I get the chance.
As for the macro complaint, Caveman 2 is currently in beta and it's basis (Clack) is also in beta which in turn leaves it's API in constant flux. There's a chance, therefore, that something changed with the framework since I last updated the source. I will, look into this.
Thank you. The database security issue was my assumption about the config.lisp file. I liked your write-up about the program.
Sabra
On Sun, Dec 6, 2015 at 2:07 PM, Bryan Baraoidan notifications@github.com wrote:
When a Caveman 2 application is first created a config.lisp file is created along with the rest of the scaffolding. By default that config.lisp file is checked into the source code, however I put it in the .gitignore file because that is where database authentication information is stored, which is something I do not want publicly available.
Therefore to run the project you must create a config file similar to the one found on the caveman https://github.com/fukamachi/caveman readme file. I believe that I have some extra config variables in addition to the standard ones initially included when Caveman2 generates the scaffolding. I will write a sample config in the readme when I get the chance.
As for the macro complaint, Caveman 2 is currently in beta and it's basis (Clack) is also in beta which in turn leaves it's API in constant flux. There's a chance, therefore, that something changed with the framework since I last updated the source. I will, look into this.
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I cannot get it to load. First error, missing config.lisp file. Second error in helpers triggering a complaint that the macro name SET= was found as the argument to FUNCTION create-update-statement.
Using sbcl on linux.