Closed steve-biggs-fox closed 4 years ago
Hi, what about looking in the assets of the latest release ? You will find files for the different OS. https://github.com/nukeop/nuclear/releases/tag/v0.5.1
For the docker setup, you'll need to update docker-compose. It also looks like your node and npm are out of date, you'll need node 8 (at least, preferably LTS) and the latest npm as well.
The dev tools open automatically only in the dev version. The released binaries won't show you the console. Try looking in the releases tab for your operating system's binaries. If those don't work, let me know.
Hello,
Great idea. Unfortunately, I cannot get it to work at all.
First, it was difficult to find the installation instructions. Consider having an INSTALL file at the top level of the repo, or a more obvious Install section in the README.
Next, it was difficult to get docker working. In the end, I have to turn off my VPN to get docker to start. Maybe some information about this might be helpful for those unfamiliar with docker.
Then, I followed the instructions in the README:
At first, this failed because of the wrong version in the docker-compose.yml file - I had to change this from 3.7 to 2.0 as I have docker-compose version 1.8.0. Maybe the correct version could be determined automatically?
Once corrected, this started a new container with the nuclear logo and a console. Unfortunately, this did nothing - there was only the logo - no search bar, no menus, no nothing. Clicking did nothing. Also, the console should probably be disabled by default. I noticed in the terminal where I ran the commands that it had the following error messages:
Unfortunately, I don't know how to fix those errors.
So, next I tried the other instructions:
However, the first command fails with the following error messages:
I tried installing some sort of extra node program to sort out the "/usr/bin/env: ‘node’: No such file or directory" bit but I don't know what I need to install as there are so many node packages. Maybe a list of dependencies would be helpful, i.e. a list of packages to install.
Anyway, that's what I've tried and I can't get it working. Any ideas? Thanks