<ocdtrekkie>
(I think we are now mostly in the era of saying people are often better off just using meteor-spk directly, but for existing vagrant-spk packages in particular, like Rocket.Chat, this is a good place to be.)
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<mosn>
Hey everyone, sandstorm is awesome hands down, just a quick question from a quy who's not a developer. If I have an html site, how sandstorm can help me use it. is there anyway to just upload html sites the way firebase hosting works ?
<XgF>
mosn: upload them to davros
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<XgF>
(create a davros grain and turn on sharing)
<mosn>
XgF thanks for the tip I am giving it a try now!
<mosn>
I really love the idea of Sandstorm & I think it really bridges a gap in the industry but having worked on it for past 24 hours, I see most of the guides were written for a specific audience group
<mosn>
but I think Sandstorm's has a far broader reach if it focuses on users with less software engineering knowledge, like myself :D Just a pointer
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<ocdtr_web>
mosn: XgF's advice of using Davros is indeed the best way to do this I know of.
<mosn>
XgF it worked! Thanks a lot.
<ocdtr_web>
I host a small HTML only website that way.
<ocdtr_web>
One of the things I want to do, to take it a step further, is make an app that makes it easy to host your own PHP sites.
<mosn>
Yes!! 2 min and done, You will not believe that I was trying to convert html5 page and make a hero theme from that so that I can use it with the hero :D
<ocdtr_web>
hero?
<mosn>
haha Hugo...
<mosn>
I failed of course.
<ocdtr_web>
Ah, yeah, I tried to work with Hugo a bit and had some issues.
<mosn>
ocdtr_web I think a very good place to look at could be vagrant-spk & monero-spk. imo that could be the gateway to make Sandstorm easier to use.
<ocdtr_web>
vagrant-spk builds Sandstorm apps based on PHP, I was more or less going to work with something similar to it to make an easy uploader for PHP sites.
<ocdtr_web>
Though they wouldn't likely be static publishable like a Davros grain, they'd be inside the Sandstorm frame.
<ocdtr_web>
By monero-spk, I am guessing you mean meteor-spk?
<mosn>
Yup
<ocdtr_web>
Meteor can be fairly intensive to work with, I don't see a lot of non-technical folks ending up building their own Meteor sites.
<mosn>
but I think I really like the idea of staying in the Sandstorm frame. I think that's an advantage
<ocdtr_web>
But yeah, basically my idea for a PHP hosting app (similar to standard web hosting), is to take the vagrant-spk lemp stack (which is PHP/MySQL) and have both a tool for uploading your files, and uploading your database to it.
<mosn>
I was trying to package ReactionCommerce for sandstorm, It didn't work but I see it as a great starting point to improve these tools
<ocdtr_web>
I've been working on them lately. :)
<mosn>
cool.. looking forward to see this thing grow
<ocdtr_web>
Were you trying to use meteor-spk or vagrant-spk to package ReactionCommerce?
<mosn>
I tried both, with meteor I didn't get far as the official guide was basically 3 lines. but the vagrant-spk I was able to get to a point to build the app
<mosn>
Yes I was checking out master, I will give it a try tonight, would be great to see it actually work
<ocdtr_web>
Note that these changes to build.sh and setup.sh are the files that get pasted in /.sandstorm of your project directory when you do a setupvm meteor.
<ocdtr_web>
You can just paste the build.sh and setup.sh from my PR over them if you didn't modify them yourself in any other way.
<ocdtr_web>
Note that both meteor-spk and vagrant-spk are just sort of helper tools to help you generate working Sandstorm apps. meteor-spk doesn't bother trying to fix fibers for you, because it assumes the existing meteor setup is working prior to you using it.
<ocdtr_web>
There are lots of sites on the Internet which talk about reinstalling fibers when fibers breaks things.
<mosn>
No I didn't modify it. I only had to modify the Vagrantfile in there since I was running inside a vm and faced the issue of having 2 cpu which was fixed by changing the cpu to 1
<ocdtr_web>
Since vagrant-spk is building a VM, it has to do things like correctly install fibers, which is why it does so in the PR.
<ocdtr_web>
Ooooh, running a VM inside a VM. Scary stuff. :P
<mosn>
it was on my machine since I'm on mac and it's not a dev station. I had to run run Reactioncommerce and things got nested from there
<ocdtr_web>
Note that vagrant-spk itself should run on your Mac directly, so I am told.
<ocdtr_web>
;)
<mosn>
But if I were the author of meteor-spk page, I would certainly make an edit and removed the line which insisted on "5 minutes"
<mosn>
It was fun any way :D but in a roller coaster
<ocdtr_web>
But yeah, if you follow any number of Internet opinions on how to fix node fibers, meteor-spk should work, or you can overwrite the build.sh and setup.sh with the modified versions of my PR. If you do the latter, I would go ahead and vagrant-spk vm destroy and then vagrant-spk vm up to make sure it trashes everything from your old/broken fibers.
<ocdtr_web>
mosn: FWIW, Kenton has done a five minute lightning talk where he packaged a Meteor app.
<ocdtr_web>
Hence the claim.
<mosn>
Cool, will check it out.
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<ocdtr_web>
Anyways, I hope my PR helps, if you spend some time trying it again and still have issues, please file issue reports or the like against meteor-spk or vagrant-spk respectively, I'd be more than happy to help you through them.
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<ocdtr_web>
I really want to get more new apps actively being packaged and submitted. :)
<TimMc>
I was looking at getting Radicale updated. I wonder how mcuh work that would be...
<TimMc>
There aren't any instructions in the repo for it.
<ocdtr_web>
Presumably update the radicale version tag in requirements.txt and the InfCloud version tag in setup.sh
<ocdtr_web>
And troubleshoot.
<ocdtr_web>
(Also, you'd want to update the Vagrantfile and global-setup.sh with vagrant-spk's changes, and see what changes have been done to vagrant-spk's uwsgi stack.)
<TimMc>
Maybe I'll take a swing at it this weekend.
<Ed[m]>
ack "Wekan is loading, please wait. Refreshing the page will cause data loss. If Wekan does not load, please check that Wekan server has not stopped." maybe it broke ^^