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Crossbar.io - WAMP application router
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Remove app templates from docs #1053

Open Mikou opened 7 years ago

Mikou commented 7 years ago

The QuickStart guide mentions the template hello:python.

But when initializing I get the following error:

$ crossbar init --template hello:python --appdir hello
Huh, sorry. There is no template named 'hello:python'. Try 'crossbar templates' to list the templates available.

I only have a "default" template

$ crossbar templates                                  
Available Crossbar.io node templates:
  default          A WAMP router speaking WebSocket plus a static Web server.

my version of crossbar.io:

 crossbar version  
     __  __  __  __  __  __      __     __
    /  `|__)/  \/__`/__`|__) /\ |__)  |/  \
    \__,|  \\__/.__/.__/|__)/~~\|  \. |\__/

 Crossbar.io        : 17.3.1 (Crossbar.io COMMUNITY)
   Autobahn         : 0.18.1 (with JSON, MessagePack, CBOR, UBJSON)
   Twisted          : 17.1.0-EPollReactor
   LMDB             : 0.92/lmdb-0.9.18
   Python           : 2.7.12/CPython
 OS                 : Linux-4.4.0-75-generic-x86_64-with-Ubuntu-16.04-xenial
 Machine            : x86_64
 Release key        : RWRGxs0uB6vQemWGPeBt7nLG53ADoOtZy/Vve3BjlaXDqkCiVhCs7Zrv

I see that the mention "crossbar COMMUNITY" has been added since version 16.*. Is it because the templates have been removed from the community edition or something like that?

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goeddea commented 7 years ago

Duplicate of #1020

We removed most of the templates since they were outdated and not maintained. Docs lag behind regarding this change.

The "Community Edition" does not reflect any changes in Crossbar.io itself. It's merely there as part of messaging that the maintainers of the OSS Crossbar.io project are working on additional features offered commercially.