Open neobiz opened 5 years ago
Hi,
From the message, I'd try copy paste the content of the .env.dist
file in a new file named g6k.env
in the eureka2
directory. Then, according to my environment, I'd set up the following default environment variables in it:
DB_ENGINE=sqlite
DB_NAME=g6k
DB_HOST=~
DB_PORT=~
DB_USER=~
DB_PASSWORD=~
DB_VERSION=3.15
DB_PATH=%kernel.project_dir%/var/data/databases/g6k.db
DB_CHARSET=UTF8
You may have to adapt other variables in that file…
Let us know how that would work in your case.
Thanks for your reply, I'am using the command "php -d memory_limit=-1 composer.phar create-project eureka2/g6k simulator/ 4.*". This command create the folder simulator and inside the .env file with the database information. But at the step of create users in database I have the error message "Unable to get database parameters: Unable to read the "eureka2/g6k.env" environment file". I copied the .env file from simulator to the folder eureke/g6k and I retry the command (after delete the simulator folder).
It's doesn't works better :
Have you another idea please ?
The editor modify the .env filepath, that's why i sent the copy screen.
Looks like the Unable to get database parameters
exception message is thrown around this line:
Wondering what is your $symfonyDir
value. Try output the value and check if the path exists. Only an invalid path could make that code throw exception… This might also explain the Could not scan for classes...
error messages... Let us know.
I only notice now… The path of the file that the $detenv
component tries to load is eureka2/g6k\.env
... It's a path mixing Linux and Windows type of directory separator, hence the invalid path (maybe)… But perhaps the most important is… Shouldn't the path be simulator\4.*\.env
instead?
Hi,
There is a new problem with the installation manager of 'composer', the getInstallPath method does not returns an absolute path of the package 'eureka2/g6k' during the installation, which makes it difficult now to find the installation directory ($symfonyDir).
after this instruction:
$installPath = $installationManager->getInstallPath($package);
$installPath contains only 'eureka/g6k' not the full path.
I have to find a workaround to this problem.
For the moment:
@neobiz go to the simulator directory an run these two commands:
php ../composer.phar run-script g6k-scripts
php ../composer.phar run-script auto-scripts
@eureka2 What is the $symfonyDir
? The root directory of the app in which the composer.json
stands?
If so, couldn't the Kernel::getProjectDir()
be of any help here?
@opportus Thanks a lot for your help but i can not use the symfony kernel in a composer script. Classes inheriting from this abstract class are only available in controllers and commands.
I found this workaround:
$vendorDir = $event->getComposer()->getConfig()->get('vendor-dir');
$symfonyDir = dirname($vendorDir);
Hello,
Many thanks for the workaround, it's works perfectly and I installed the simulator with success !
I have another question, I needs to integrate the simulator in a Wordpress website and after few search I think that I will use Iframe (It's seems difficult to integrate symfony with Wordpress). In fact, I need to recover a data calculated by the simulator in order to set a product price in Woocommerce, have you some documentation about this please ?
Best regards,
pleasde help me i have a big problem to install g6k
Hello, During the installation I have the following error message "Installing the users of the administration interface Unable to get database parameters: Unable to read the "eureka2/g6k.env" environment file."
I checked all prerequisites and I'am using composer 1.8.6, php7.1.3 on wamp 3.0.6 on Windows 10. Can you help me please ?