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fabric is an open-source framework for augmenting humans using AI. It provides a modular framework for solving specific problems using a crowdsourced set of AI prompts that can be used anywhere.
https://danielmiessler.com/p/fabric-origin-story
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[Bug]: User error more then bug #964

Closed icemarr closed 1 month ago

icemarr commented 1 month ago

What happened?

Trying to install fabric on a Macbook M1. I am new to Mac and python so Im sure its a setting or config. Ive been trying to follow NetworkChucks youtube on installing but get stuck at "pipx intall ." while in the fabric Directory. I have installed Homebrew and accepted all defaults. This is after resetting Macbook back to factory so all Python should be back to factory as well except for what Homebrew does. When typing the install command I get the following error:

icemarr@Stanleys-MacBook-Air fabric % pipx install . ERROR: Directory '/Users/icemarr/fabric' is not installable. Neither 'setup.py' nor 'pyproject.toml' found. Cannot determine package name from spec '/Users/icemarr/fabric'. Check package spec for errors. icemarr@Stanleys-MacBook-Air fabric %

Any help on how to set the install command to go look at homebrew is greatly appreciated.

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charlie-romeo commented 1 month ago

Sorry, no experience with PIPX.

I'm on a M1 as well but used the current Fabric 1.4.x releases in GO. Fabric has been rewritten in GO and the readme reflects that. I think NetworkChuck's video was based on the python/pip version from 6+ months ago.

PIPX basically automates the setup of a python env so the app and dependencies don't clutter your file structure or overwrite the osX python install. I haven't installed anything with pipx, sorry.

If you were able to get home-brew running you will be able to get GO installed and then Fabric after that. From there, you can get back into the flow with NtChuck.

Good luck.

eugeis commented 1 month ago

You could also use binary from Release page. Downloafmd it, rename to fabric and put to your PATH.