bots-go requirs -d option even if I am in helloWorld. (Windows 10)

[KouichiMatsuda]

I am using ps.bots.js on Windows. It's very interesting!

According to reference (https://github.com/sarahgp/p5bots/blob/master/examples/HelloWorld.md), I returned to the Terminal. I was in helloWorld and then typed the following;

bots-go -f /Users/computer/sites/p5bots/helloWord/index.html

After opening a web browser, I types "localhost:8000" The Chrome browser failed to get p5.js and other JavaScript stuffs, and then showed the error in the console. x GET http://localhost:8000/libraries/p5.js x GET http://localhost:8000/libraries/p5.dom.js x GET http://localhost:8000/libraries/p5.sound.js x GET http://localhost:8000/libraries/p5bots.js x GET http://localhost:8000/sketch.js

But it works well when I appened "-d ./".

bots-go -f /Users/computer/sites/p5bots/helloWord/index.html -d ./

Is -d required in Windows 10? Unfortunately I don't have Mac. Am I missing something?

[sarahghp]

You are not missing anything; it is an error on my part. I'll fix it in the next few days. Thank you for finding it!

[KouichiMatsuda]

Thanks!

[largocreatura]

yes, "-d ./" is neccesary on mac too. Thanks!

[sarahghp]

I've updated the instruction to just use the -d flag, since the -f flag is more properly used for filenames other than index.html.