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tried this, but it simply doesn't work #3
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ya I think right now only @mafintosh and maybe @maxogden know how this actually works |
@silky what version are you using? fixed a bunch of stuff in 1.1.2 |
i'm using the version on npm
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i've installed the version from this repo with
left the terminal open. try writing something back? |
try reqshark |
ah, it just died with
tried reqshark, nothing ... edit: just died
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what's your OS btw, osx? |
ubuntu:
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wow you got it to install on linux? it doesnt work on my linux, you need osx at this point, i think try one more time but upgrade your iojs to v1.7.1 (that's what i use for now) and your pkg to 1.1.2. |
i'll have to attempt this later, installing 1.7.1 is going to take a bit of time. |
no it's dumb quick, just use nvm |
damnit, nah, i'll have to debug all this later. -- edit: actually, fixed it, something is happening.
however
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also
oh well. |
oh woops i meant install this pkg at 1.1.2+, meaning: $ npm i -g webcat whatever, getting back to nvm, you should still be able to source that file into your shell, i always install using git and add something like i use bash with an informative git prompt, personally, but the important things I tend do would go something like: cd && git clone https://github.com/creationix/nvm.git .nvm
echo -e "source ~/.nvm/nvm.sh" >> ".bashrc" since you use zsh you might even have to do it like: git clone https://github.com/creationix/nvm.git ~/.nvm
echo -e "source $HOME/.nvm/nvm.sh" >> "$HOME/.profile" .. or i don't know, some variation of which your shell is receptive also I'm going to sleep now but I will be on the internet when i wake up |
i installed webcat at 1.1.2 now using what you said (not with and yeah, i just copied the changes it made to .bashrc into my zshrc and it worked fine |
@silky did webcat work? |
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@silky try rerunning it with |
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@silky i got your |
hahahaha great it works. thanks! |
no error message, nothing.
i type "webcat [foo]" and foo does the same for me "webcat silky", the program stays up, and we type things, but we never see what we are typing on the others screen.
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