Closed jakewhelan closed 6 months ago
You don't navigate to the URL. You run the URL via the Deno runtime.
What happens when you run:
deno run -A -r https://kview.deno.dev/install
I followed the instructions in the readme, it errors
On Wed 3 Apr 2024 at 00:45, Kitson Kelly @.***> wrote:
You don't navigate to the URL. You run the URL via the Deno runtime https://deno.com/.
What happens when you run:
deno run -A -r https://kview.deno.dev/install
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I followed the instructions in the readme, it errors
Could you provide the error your receive?
Ok, I found the problem, it appears a feature was added to a pre-release version of Fresh I was using and took advantage of, only to have it reverted (https://github.com/denoland/fresh/pull/2372) prior to release, which broke this. I fixed this in kitsonk/kview-website/8b62fc50feacd09602337d51774eb443ff4e5f48.
The URL which the docs instruct you to use for installation returns 500: https://kview.deno.dev/install
I was able to get it installed by cloning the repo, so I'm not blocked right now - thanks for creating kview!