Getting started with Wasp on Terminal
I am trying to run the generated app on my local machine (Via Termux terminal on Android)
I get this message after following the code prompts on MageGPT website : (first screenshot)
I tried the Solution shared in :
It returns this error (second screenshot)
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Hey man @matijash This is where I'm stucked at.
huh, not super familiar with Android but should be similar probably. What's the profile file, e,g,
~/.bashrc?
From what I see you've been typing export command directly in the terminal, but you have to open the file first and then put the export line in it. then save it and restart the terminal so it takes effect
and change the 'xxx' part with your username on the machine, so the path makes sense@JadeOfWallstreet I am afraid we don't currently support running on Termux, check out https://github.com/wasp-lang/wasp/issues/1100 . But you can run Wasp on a Linux PC or on Mac or even Windows (but with WSL).
Can you give me instructions as you would on Linux?
Wohooo @JadeOfWallstreet, you just became a Waspeteer level 1!
Here they are, for linux and other OSes! https://wasp-lang.dev/docs/quick-start
Even if you set up PATH on Termux, it doesn't matter, Wasp won't work, check the issue I linked.
Hey @martinsos, I just installed Wasp from my terminal and ran into a similar problem as JadeofWallstreet.
First I got a warning message saying that "'/Users/francesco/.local.bin is not on my PATH"
That's the screenshot
At that stage I continued by typing wasp new MyApp
That successfully created a new full-stack web app at http://localhost:3000
But now I'm stuck. I would like to use a starter template to create a Tweet Generator (was thinking of using the Vector Similarity Search Template, would you agree?) but when I type "wasp new" or "wasp new MyApp -t embeddings" into my terminal nothing happens (see screenshot below).
Where am I going wrong? Sorry if it's a silly question - I don't have a technical background. 😕
Hey @Francesco :D. So you are typing it at the wrong moment -> you already have stuff running in your terminal and it is currently busy outputing stuff, not listening to what you are writing. You should open another terminal (or tab in this terminal), that is ready to listen to what you write, and type there :)!
Btw I would recommend going through tutorial first
Great, thanks for your help! 😄