[Error] InvalidInput - The linked content (NrsMapContainer) is versionable, therefore NRS requires the link to specify a version: "“safe://hnyynywwur9yaznjf48w8med8xspjdp8bogqspdh7z19ppz3emtpm5wryhbnc?v=0"”
Any ideas what I’m doing wrong?
Also, you’ll notice the original command is missing the ‘safe.’
The only way I seem to be able to get CLI working is by clicking on exe file, which opens a terminal where all the commands seem to work, if I miss off the ‘safe.’ ie. I can’t work from a terminal opened in any other way.
The CLI has an interactive mode which you enter when you invoke the executable without any arguments, within the interactive mode you can use the exact same commands and arguments but without providing the name of the binary, i.e. safe.
That seems correct to me, I’m not able to connect to the shared section at this moment so cannot check exactly, but can you please confirm you can run a cat and a dog on that same URL?
Also, which version of CLI are you using?
@david-beinn I was able to reproduce the issue, for some reason the enclosing " are being the problem in the interactive mode (this is a bug, if you can please report it on GitHub it will be very helpfull).
or you can use the interactive mode, as you are doing, but make sure you don’t enclose the URL with ", i.e. run nrs create mynewsite --link safe://hnyynywwur9yaznjf48w8med8xspjdp8bogqspdh7z19ppz3emtpm5wryhbnc?v=0, that also worked for me.
Thanks all for the replies. Sorry just posted this and then went to bed!
@jpl That’s not what I actually put as the NRS address. I just changed it so people like Willie didn’t go noseying around at things that aren’t finished!
@southside Yeah, that’s what’s supposed to be there. Test front end de-coupled from any SAFE dependencies (previously was all set up for alpha 2 API, now connects to a list of details of some local businesses in Ayr!) Not done any responsive work on it yet though, so currently optimised for iphone 5 only! I’ll post the tidied up version later in the week hopefully…
Thanks @bochaco. My internet’s been a bit funny this morning but I’ll give it another try and let you know how I get on.
Got the second of these methods working, thanks very much Gabriel!
I’m reasonably familiar with using the console for moving between directories, installing npm stuff etc. but I think I must be doing something wrong, or something’s gone funny with the install (I’m on mac High Sierra.)
I’m working from users/ and just trying the commands as they work in the interactive shell, but with safe before them eg. safe nrs create…
I get the response:
bash: safe: command not found
(I also tried from /.safe and /.safe/cli)
When I first installed I got the message from the installer:
echo “=> Shell profile not found. Tried {tried_profile-}~/.bashrc, ~/.bash_profile, ~/.zshrc, and ~/.profile"
echo "=> Create one of them and run this script again"
echo " OR"
echo "=> Append the following lines to the correct file yourself:"
command printf "{safe_cli_in_path_str}”
But then I tried again and the message didn’t pop up, and I checked and there is a .bashrc file in users/ with the following code in it:
It seems CLI is not being set in your system’s PATH. Do you mean even trying to run $ ~/.safe/cli/safe --help doesn’t work?
If that works, then it’s just the path not set as I said, we are aware of an issue with Mac and zsh https://github.com/maidsafe/safe-api/issues/456, we’ll need some Mac users to help you set it in the PATH correctly
I’d only tried by actually cding into CLI, or going straight from user.
Bit long-winded to do that every time, but no real bother, especially if I can just use the interactive shell.
Sorry was a bit confusing in my last post I meant to write users/user each time, but had user in triangular brackets and markdown obviously just left it out!
Right, ok cool, well let’s see if some Mac user can tell us how to set the path on Mac so you can then use safe from the console, the two source /Users/david/.bash_safe_cli entries in your .bashrc file look suspicious to me unless you know what they are
This should also work, but you’ll have to use ./safe to invoke it from within ~/.safe/cli directory.
