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Everything you need to get started on a Node.js website with express and socket.IO
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fatal error resulting in no modules/submodule #10

Closed robertkowalski closed 13 years ago

robertkowalski commented 13 years ago

i get this after 

$ ./bin/initproject.sh

since today

fatal: http://github.com/LearnBoost/Socket.IO.git/info/refs not found: did you run git update-server-info on the server?

then alot of errors where it tries to copy the html5 boilerplate and a ls in the lib folders shows me that's nothing in it.

robertkowalski commented 13 years ago

fixed this one, pls pull

jonnysamps commented 13 years ago

I don't see any commit to the boilerplate project around your comment. Is this fix available in the public repo? I have just cloned and run the init script with the same bug described above. Any help appreciated.

robertkowalski commented 13 years ago

seems the maintainer doesn‘t maintain the repo any more. there are to unfinished pull requests from me and another one regarding the socket.io updates and dependencies.

robertkowalski commented 13 years ago

*to = two.

sry i am on mobile

jonnysamps commented 13 years ago

Any recommendations on how to get up and running? Should I use NPM instead of relying on the submodules?

robertkowalski commented 13 years ago

You could try to merge in my pull request, run the .sh script then do:

$ npm install -d

to install dependencies like redis (either in the socket.io module dir or the root of the boilerplate).

jonnysamps commented 13 years ago

I must be missing something. I did what you suggested: ran init script and then npm install -d but I am getting error when I run the npm command. How do I merge in your changes? Do you have a repo I can pull from?

robertkowalski commented 13 years ago

to merge the pull request, as i deleted my fork:

$ curl https://github.com/robrighter/node-boilerplate/pull/12.patch | git am --signoff

$ git apply --reject --whitespace=fix .git/rebase-apply/patch

$ git add .

$ git am --resolved
robertkowalski commented 13 years ago

after that run the initproject.sh, and try an 

$ npm install -d

in the socket.io dir