How to build from source and start a local server?
See original GitHub issueHello guys,
I’m trying to customize a bit the app, but after several tries, I could not figure out the right way to do it.
I tried with the following commands:
pip install -r dev-requirements.txt
apt install uglifyjs -y
pip install shiv
doit build
doit build_pyz
python setup.py install
python dist/zerobin.pyz --host 0.0.0.0 --port 3260
The app starts, however the modifications that I made are not applied.
I performed a small change to style.css, but I cant make it propate to the app after the build.
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@niltonvasques Try this:
Also, based on the utils.py under the zerobin folder, it will create a .config folder on your home directory, from where it will read the settings.
Flawless working @revij ! 💯 Thanks a lot dude! 🍻