Closed ohaddahan closed 7 years ago
You are a step ahead. I wrote the tutorial to double as a requirements doc for the new JavaScript front end that I am working on now. The tutorial is not ready for use yet.
There is an examples/sample that does work but the UI portion will become out of date soon. All the backend stuff is pretty stable at this point though.
gem install wabur should work but it is out of date. I would recommend pulling from GitHub only until next month. By then the wab.systems will be in c=lace as well.
The most recent develop branch on GitHub includes the bin/wabur. Not that the develop branch is the default branch on GitHub.
I'm very glad to have you be a PITA. Its good to know someone is looking at WABuR.
https://rubygems.org/gems/wabur for the gem in the future. For now GitHub.
@ohler55
wab.rb
need to use require_relative
instead of require
.
That fixed the issue (I already cloned GitHub from the beginning , but preferred using gem install
if possible).
bin/wabur
was still giving me some issues so I launched it with -I
and it resolved it :
lesson-1/../../bin/wabur -I ../../lib --base app --controller WAB::OpenController --ui UI::Entry
This brought up a new issue:
wabur_test/wabur/lib/wab/impl/configuration.rb:28:in
initialize': invalid option: --controller (OptionParser::InvalidOption)`
Which I guess is expected since as you said the documentation isn't up to date.
Expected at this stage. If you want to see something right away, the Examples/sample is really the way to go.
Already ran it , but it's a little low on content. I'll try deriving from the tutorial lessons and merge them with the sample to get things rolling.
To explain the most significant differences between the tutorial which outlines the future and the sample is that the conf.js in the sample will be served to the UI from a controller on a URL path of /v1/ui. The other big difference is that I've started with ES6 instead of ES5 for Javascript. I'm trying to keep it simple and agnostic of package manager and other tools but babel does not like to handle simple cases.
BTW, I just pushed a new 0.4.0 wabur gem.
Not to sound like a pain in the ass , but where do I get
wabur
Gem from? (while assuming that the a simplegem install
is available)gem install wabur
fails , and trying http://www.wab.systems/ end in aComing soon
page.WABuR is a Web Application Builder using Ruby. Releases and additional information can be found at http://www.wab.systems.
Trying to rub
bin/wabur
fails on : `require': cannot load such file -- wab (LoadError)While
wab
checking ifwab
is the correct Gem name , turned out as false.