I just wanted to give Amber a try, but was stopped by this issue:
I followed the https://docs.amber-lang.net/getting-started.html tutorial (btw the Video by Sebastian Sastre is not accessible ("This video is private")). When running amber serve and opening the browser nothing seems to work because the file the.js could not be downloaded (404 error).
Hi,
I just wanted to give Amber a try, but was stopped by this issue:
I followed the https://docs.amber-lang.net/getting-started.html tutorial (btw the Video by Sebastian Sastre is not accessible ("This video is private")). When running `amber serve` and opening the browser nothing seems to work because the file `the.js` could not be downloaded (404 error).
I'm having a similar problem, although my the.js seems to be present after following the most recent instructions. What isn't present by default is a whole lot of CodeMirror files - the amber init process seems to net you a version of CodeMirror in node_modules that has been compiled into a single file that is very much not where Amber's running code seems to expect it to be.
Has CodeMirror changed out from under us? Is the.js more than the promise polyfill that it seems to be claiming it is? (Probably.) Maybe more related to the above, though, has something gotten out of whack in the packaging and build process?
I'm having a similar problem, although my `the.js` seems to be present after following the most recent instructions. What isn't present by default is a whole lot of CodeMirror files - the `amber init` process seems to net you a version of CodeMirror in `node_modules` that has been compiled into a single file that is very much not where Amber's running code seems to expect it to be.
Has CodeMirror changed out from under us? Is `the.js` more than the promise polyfill that it seems to be claiming it is? (Probably.) Maybe more related to the above, though, has something gotten out of whack in the packaging and build process?
@misuba If code mirror is indeed supplying different version than it has been supplying, then it may lead to problems; in that case, could you pls fill out another issue? Thanks.
@misuba If code mirror is indeed supplying different version than it has been supplying, then it may lead to problems; in that case, could you pls fill out another issue? Thanks.
Hi,
I just wanted to give Amber a try, but was stopped by this issue: I followed the https://docs.amber-lang.net/getting-started.html tutorial (btw the Video by Sebastian Sastre is not accessible ("This video is private")). When running
amber serveand opening the browser nothing seems to work because the filethe.jscould not be downloaded (404 error).I'm having a similar problem, although my
the.jsseems to be present after following the most recent instructions. What isn't present by default is a whole lot of CodeMirror files - theamber initprocess seems to net you a version of CodeMirror innode_modulesthat has been compiled into a single file that is very much not where Amber's running code seems to expect it to be.Has CodeMirror changed out from under us? Is
the.jsmore than the promise polyfill that it seems to be claiming it is? (Probably.) Maybe more related to the above, though, has something gotten out of whack in the packaging and build process?@vsaase It is README on this git that should be followed; docs.amber-lang.net is very much out of date.
@misuba If code mirror is indeed supplying different version than it has been supplying, then it may lead to problems; in that case, could you pls fill out another issue? Thanks.