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Installation guide for viper-web #2
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I had the same issue - I've fixed it by creating a module called viper_web, and a setup.py script to allow it to be installed. I'm not sure if it's the way the maintainers want to go, but you can see my code here: https://github.com/jdsnape/viper-web I'll do a PR in case it's helpful |
I had the same issue - this is how I fixed/setup it up. I tried to symlink it but didn't work. cd somedir cp viper-web/viper-web viper/ virtualenv py3 Might need to install someother deps cd viper |
There are also two PR's for TemplateSyntaxError django.template.exceptions.TemplateSyntaxError: 'staticfiles' is not a registered tag library. Must be one of: You need to update the index.html Template |
@jrespeto Thanks for putting this together! Followed your instructions to install viper-web. But I get following warning while starting viper or viper-web from within virtualenv. I dont get this error when I run viper without being in virtualenv. Tried
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Thank you Justin! Greatly appreciate your help!
However even after successful installation of dependencies, I continue to get same error upon running viper/viper-web. Just to check, I retried install & get this message confirming it's already installed.
Thanks! |
Thanks Justin! This writeup was very useful. |
This is likely due to the project re-alignment mentioned viper-framework/viper#767, but what is the process to install viper-web?
I followed the install instructions for core viper (using pip3 install) and then did a git clone of the viper-web repository into the $HOME/.viper directory. After installing the requirements, when attempting to run viper-web I receive "No module named viper.web" from django.setup().
I suspect it may be due to the location I'm trying to run viper web from?
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