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@fortawesome and lodash are not found #512
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Hi agarrubio, I have same problem and i dont find a solution yet. Otherwise i tested the compilaton of package using ./configure and make . and then start using npm start it work but i cant't until now run wetty in command mode. also the modification the json conf file has no impact on wetty in this mode :-( . i continue troublshouting. you can try to test compilation method |
i clarify : i can start wetty in commande mode but i reveive the same errors as you concerning import modules. i try to give the full path but no result... |
Same problem here. Wetty not usable unfortunately, just a black screen |
I think Wetty's dependencies cannot be used in web clients.
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same bug, and same bug , and same bug please test before tag |
I already tested it, no problem in version 2.5.0 |
The problem is that chrome cannot find
@fortawesome and lodash
. I don't know JS or WEB technologies, but I think I followed the instructions correctly. I have also tried the assistance of GPT4 without success. Please help me!I installed wetty this way:
I run wetty this way:
The initial output to my linux terminal is:
When I open the page
http://localhost:2526/wetty
, I get this in my linux terminal:And this error in Google Chrome console:
The file for
wetty.js
is at:and the first lines of that file are:
@fortawesome and lodash
are at:Which file do I need to "patch" or move to have this working. Would using
--base
a solution? If so, which should be its value?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: