Clojurians Log v2
biff
localhost is there: 262144} 20:27:18.987 INFO [org.projectodd.wunderboss.web.Web] (main) Registered web context / #:biff.web{:host->handler {“localhost” #object[ring.middleware.ssl$wrap_hsts$fn__13474 0x21485430 “ring.middleware.ssl$wrap_hsts$fn__13474@21485430"]}} System started.
I just noticed above you said:
> That helps but I get a “not found” at http://localhost:8080/index instead of a login
Was <http://localhost:8080/index> a typo or is that the url you tried? I would expect that to return "not found". Does <http://localhost:8080> return "not found"?
I can try again but I typed in locahost:8080
ok. yeah, try just clicking on http://localhost:8080 . Also try http://localhost:8080/index.html . If those fail, perhaps there's a bug in the file handler (https://github.com/jacobobryant/biff/blob/master/src/biff/http.clj#L36). I have an issue to replace that custom file handler anyway (https://github.com/jacobobryant/biff/issues/22), so maybe that will fix it.
It worked I have no idea why it didn’t before all I did was add the debug code then take it out — I did notice a: ” shadow-cljs - server pid exists but server appears to be dead, proceeding without server. ” that I hadn’t seen before
ah wonderful. interesting. the message about shadow-cljs shouldn't make a difference. so I have no idea why it wasn't working before... but at least it's working now 🙂. Let me know if you run into any more problems.
Thanks
Hi, @foo, thank you for sharing your project.
Here is my first "installation experience" on Windows OS:
bash is not "natively" available on Windows so here is my "unbundling" of: https://findka.com/biff/#getting-started using windows PowerShell;
1) OK
2) OK
3) OK
4a) npm install
4b) clj -Sresolve-tags
5a) npx shadow-cljs server
5b) $Env:BIFF_ENV="dev"
5c) clj -m biff.core
6) OK
7) OK
After steps 6 and 7, "email registration" works in Firefox.
P.S. I was not able to complete "email registration" on other browsers (IE/Edge, Chrome (Version 83.0.4103.97). Registration link redirected me on the email input form again.
Hm. There must be a problem with setting the cookie. I'll see if I can reproduce that on windows tomorrow. Also-any suggestions on making the windows experience better? I'm not too familiar with windows as a dev environment. Do you think it's good enough to add a note to the docs saying "use windows subsystem for Linux or run the commands individually", or would it be significantly better if there was also a powershell script in the example project?