Closed adrienave closed 6 months ago
How to use the project without exporting and using the exported files was purposefully left undocumented until now.
I added a --path
option (defaulting to .
) for use in different configurations.
We should probably add a contribution documentation indeed, that's in the works.
For now, here's the base command I use when using the code version: python papi-web.py --path export-data
(add -c
, -s
, -t
or -f
, depending on your usage.)
How to use the project without exporting and using the exported files was purposefully left undocumented until now. I added a
--path
option (defaulting to.
) for use in different configurations.
Right, it's me who didn't check things more carefully and thought export.py
was intended to be used for generating local build, but I guess it's more like for releasing a new version, and papi-web.py
is for running local version of the application.
I'm removing the first item then.
I'm wondering about the second one though (bin being a file instead of folder), but maybe it doesn't matter if export.py
is supposed to be run only from a specific server and it's generating things properly there.
We should probably add a contribution documentation indeed, that's in the works. For now, here's the base command I use when using the code version: python papi-web.py --path export-data (add -c, -s, -t or -> f, depending on your usage.)
Thanks for the advice, help section of this script is describing things clearly anyway.
@adrienave Got it: I have a local empty /export-data/bin folder that is not pushed, fixed in export.py.
@adrienave Added basic 83-dev-setup.md and 84-export.md, feel free to enhance.
I tried to run
export.py
to generate a build of the application from my source repo, it went well, but I noticed a few issues with what has been generated:~- [] Build is put in the parent folder of the folder from when the script is run, it was confusing for me since usually, as an user, you expect output to be generated inside of the current location.
EXPORT_DIR
could be changed to address this issue.~bin
folder is generated as a file instead of a folder, making theserver.bat
script not working. Check attachments for more details. It could be related to my configuration so I would put it here: Windows 10.Also, I think it could be nice to have some kind of simple technical README, for new people who want to contribute to the project (it would make their integration simpler, and maybe motivate more people to join).