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Melindrea / grunt-epub

Creates epub from specified files
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Error: Cannot find module '../libs/metafiles' #6

Open timtribers opened 8 years ago

timtribers commented 8 years ago

Hi @Melindrea

Thanks for providing this Grunt task.

I'm just trying to get it running but am getting the above error before I even try to configure a task. Its being thrown by line 15 of tasks/epub.js: metafiles = require('../libs/metafiles'), because there is no libs directory at all !

I did get some warnings during the npm install (that various dependencies were at deprecated versions), but it worked, and I can see chalk, mime, underscore and xmlbuilder in the node_modules.

Any ideas?

timtribers commented 8 years ago

Ok, if I manually copy in the missing libs folder from the repo here, the error goes away :) But still no joy generating a pub file (although it does create the directory ready for the output :(

Melindrea commented 8 years ago

Heya!

I haven't actually looked at this repo in ... gosh, no idea. I'll see about looking over it this weekend

On 2016-04-20 18:31, timtribers wrote:

Ok, if I manually copy in the missing libs folder from the repo here, the error goes away :) But still no joy generating a pub file (although it does create the directory ready for the output :(

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timtribers commented 8 years ago

Thanks for that @Melindrea

I should add that (now I have manually copied over that directory) the console says:

File "blah/blah/blah.epub" created.

and grunt finishes with no errors - but also no output in the dest directory.

However, I can see that it has generated a content.opf and a toc.ncx in my build directory. So I think its heading in the right direction :)

But, first and foremost, my issue remains what I initially reported. Unless the task installs correctly, I cannot easily run it my continuous integration setup.

Hope that makes sense.

Thanks

Melindrea commented 8 years ago

Yes, I completely understand. =)

Once you get it to work, I'd love to peek at your CI, since that sounds like what I was originally wanting to do when I wrote this task

On 2016-04-20 19:08, timtribers wrote:

Thanks for that @Melindrea [1]

I should add that (now I have manually copied over that directory) the console says:

File "blah/blah/blah.epub" created.

and grunt finishes with no errors - but also no output in the dest directory.

However, I can see that it has generated a CONTENT.OPF and a TOC.NCX in my build directory. So I think its heading in the right direction :)

But, first and foremost, my issue remains what I initially reported. Unless the task installs correctly, I cannot easily run it my continuous integration setup.

Hope that makes sense.

Thanks

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timtribers commented 8 years ago

Oh, I'm wondering if its expecting zip to be available as a shell command. Since I'm running on windows (although my CI server won't be), it isn't available.

timtribers commented 8 years ago

@Melindrea If zipping is a problem on Windows, you could always depend on grunt-zip - it works well for me when I use it in other tasks.