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First of all, thank you very much for your initiative. The project has motivated me to try learn a bit of clojure by looking at your code, but I have no experience with backend stuff, nor docker. So I have some problem starting the exporter, this is the error:
when manually executing
the browser can't connect to http://localhost:9630/ (where i suppose should appear the app) and http://localhost:6061/ shows just a 'Not found' message. I have no clue on how to proceed, so I would appreciate a little help with it. thanks in advance. |
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Hello @surreal6 Welcome! You are currently runngin the devenv, our internal development enviroment. And you are having problem with the exporter start (we know that it does not works, it is just bad setup and we need to address it but for now is just low priority, because as you can see, if you manually run the But don't get confused, exporter is just an internal module that is responsible of the export functionality; the main application starts at 3449 port (http://localhost:3449), and it does not depend on exporter to start. In any case if you just want to try it, you can consider using the docker-compose prepared just for this use case and is explained here: https://github.com/penpot/penpot/blob/develop/docs/00-Getting-Started.md I hope this help you. |
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Hello @surreal6
Welcome!
You are currently runngin the devenv, our internal development enviroment. And you are having problem with the exporter start (we know that it does not works, it is just bad setup and we need to address it but for now is just low priority, because as you can see, if you manually run the
target/app.js
it starts as expected.But don't get confused, exporter is just an internal module that is responsible of the export functionality; the main application starts at 3449 port (http://localhost:3449), and it does not depend on exporter to start.
In any case if you just want to try it, you can consider using the docker-compose prepared just for this use case and is explai…