Currently, when attempting to build the auto-generated app, the following error is thrown (see the attached image)
Starfyre version: 0.21.0
Steps to reproduce it:
Clean install v0.21.0 via pip
Execute starfyre --create="starfyre", which generates a default app
Without making any adjustments or changes to the generated code, navigate to the created folder and from it run python3 -m starfyre --build --path="."
The issue is related to the piece of code shown in the picture below.
For the autogenerated application, in dist_builder.py, line 144, the value of data["js_modules"] is ['is_even'].
But then, there is an attempt to retrieve a value from this list by a key of type string:
url = data["js_modules"][js_module] , where js_module value is 'is_even' on the first (and in this case - only) iteration of the loop.
Hence, the error - Indices of lists cannot be str.
It seems that toml.load() returns data in a different format than is expected.
goSeeFuture
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6 months ago
Currently, when attempting to build the auto-generated app, the following error is thrown (see the attached image)
Starfyre version: 0.21.0
Steps to reproduce it:
starfyre --create="starfyre", which generates a default apppython3 -m starfyre --build --path="."The issue is related to the piece of code shown in the picture below. For the autogenerated application, in dist_builder.py, line 144, the value of data["js_modules"] is ['is_even']. But then, there is an attempt to retrieve a value from this list by a key of type string:
url = data["js_modules"][js_module], where js_module value is 'is_even' on the first (and in this case - only) iteration of the loop. Hence, the error - Indices of lists cannot be str.It seems that toml.load() returns data in a different format than is expected.
line 137,
data = toml.load(f)