Windows support?

[oksas]

I was a little reluctant to post this because I don't really feel like I can give a lot of info on this, but I just downloaded Astrum on two of my Windows machines (both running 64-bit Windows 7) and while it seemed to install just fine with npm install astrum -g, running astrum init ./public/pattern-library causes the terminal to just hang, for as long as I'll let it, with no sort of errors or anything given. I've tried a few variations of the init command:

• in an empty directory
• in an existing project directory
• with the public/pattern-library folders already made (and empty)
• without the public/pattern-library folders pre-made
• with the path specified absolutely (eg astrum init c:\web\astrum-sample)

Actually, all of the astrum commands seem to produce the same result :( Running astrum or just astrum init produces the same hung-terminal effect.

If there are any other details I can provide I would be happy to! I'm not sure if there's some way I can tell Node on my machine to give me some actual error messages? In any event, if there's anything else I can do, I'd be happy to help. If there's something I'm missing and this is a user-error, please let me know D: Astrum looks like an excellent tool and I'm really excited to try it out!

[osalvador]

Hi,

I have exactly the same problem. I'm using windows 10 64bits and node v4.4.7.

[RyanHavoc]

@oksas @osalvador I've just published a new release that should resolve your issues. Run:

npm update -g astrum

[oksas]

It works now 💃 Thanks so much @RyanHavoc for such a quick fix (and for all your work on Astrum in the first place). Very much looking forward to using Astrum :D

[RyanHavoc]

@oksas No worries. Thanks for bring the issue to our attention. Hope you enjoy Astrum. :-)

[krnlde]

Hey Guys,
I still get the "hang" reproducibly, not randomly when doing this:

Win10 Pro 64 Node 8.1.0, npm 5.0.3, Astrum 1.9.4

[lDestiny]

During component options setup, the scenario is stoped. What I do wrong?

Win10 Pro 64 Node 10.13.0, npm 6.4.1, Astrum 1.9.5
Can I register components without console?

[NonPolynomial]

@lDestiny The only thing that the CLI does, is to extend the astrum config with objects and to write template files (.md & .html).
So you could create those files yourself and write your new component in the astrum config file.

[lDestiny]

@NonPolynomial thanks, already do it. I'm very sorry, that the development of this project was to end.

[Davy803]

@NonPolynomial Same issue as @iDestiny with Win 10 x64, Node 12.12.0, npm 6.11.3, Astrum 19.5.