Can't get it to work

[CodyGeek2000]

I run the commands from the console but I get the error of modules can not be imported. I created a venv and installed all requirements and activated it to be able to run them, but they then gave me the following errors: python3 Chaturbate.py gives me this error: Expecting value: line 1 column 1 (char 0)

I'm asuming it comes from the config.json file because if I change anything there the line, column and or char error changes.

python3 Controller.py add username site does nothing and in the console keeps trying to complete the command but it doesn't. Opening the web interface does nothing when trying to add a streamer and site dropdown has no sites to select. I opened the index.html and edited the site tag and added some sample sites to the dropdown. I they do show up in the sites dropdown but it does not save the streamer when I click the save button. Checked the config.json permissions and they are good. Any suggestions?

DerBunteBall commented 3 months ago

python3 Downloader.py

That spawns the Downloader and the CLI Interface. Then you can also use the Web UI or the Controller.py in another shell.

CodyGeek2000 commented 3 months ago

Now I'm getting the same error as issue #155 "Serving Flask app 'streamonitor.managers.httpmanager'

Debug mode: off"

but I'm using Fedora not Arch

DerBunteBall commented 3 months ago

That's normal output. You get normally thrown into the CLI. The CLI hasn't a nice prompt aspecially after the start. You should be able to enter a command like in Controller.py.

After that the prompt should show with something like > or so.

CodyGeek2000 commented 3 months ago

Got it to work now. Thanks!

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[DerBunteBall]

python3 Downloader.py

That spawns the Downloader and the CLI Interface. Then you can also use the Web UI or the Controller.py in another shell.

[CodyGeek2000]

Now I'm getting the same error as issue #155 "Serving Flask app 'streamonitor.managers.httpmanager'

Debug mode: off"

but I'm using Fedora not Arch

[DerBunteBall]

That's normal output. You get normally thrown into the CLI. The CLI hasn't a nice prompt aspecially after the start. You should be able to enter a command like in Controller.py.

After that the prompt should show with something like > or so.

[CodyGeek2000]

Got it to work now. Thanks!