Excited to share my first macOS AWE build! I’ll be making improvements along the way, so consider this version 1.0.
"awe_0.5.1_aarch64.dmg" ba496dedcf4f63cc81ce8f470f285da6eb69828c4be4582db02246d298424a76
Ty, 
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Hi Fam , here is my Autonomi website:
awv://4187c72384400cabddd2a3133062d6364295440e40294461b192e3e6aef4a7628a0eeaffdd03c9cb81607071f084405f148e2329be5a0500ff7c6a91b6ad9388f3eaf98ba9d785ab44e3da2d5d39b611
In my next post, I’ll be releasing the macOS DMG file. I hope we can begin testing soon, Ty
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fantastic work great to see you getting builds done and sites uploaded 
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This build and builds for Linux is also available at https://downloads.happybeing.com
If you try the Mac build please let us know how you get on, or ask for help if you need it.
Awesome work @makkomaster 
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Hey @makkomaster. Good question, I hadden’t actually tried the command myself. I’ve managed to get the command running by doing the following:
When you ran the dev and build commands, e.g
cargo tauri dev --target=aarch64-apple-darwin
cargo tauri build --target=aarch64-apple-darwin
they also generated an executable at the following locations:
src-tauri/target/aarch64-apple-darwin/debug
src-tauri/target/aarch64-apple-darwin/release
so you want to cd into one of these directories, then run the executable, e.g
cd src-tauri/target/aarch64-apple-darwin/release
./awe help
if all goes well that should output the help options for awe.
Usually when running commands you would add them to your system path. You can view your current system path by running this in the Terminal:
echo $PATH
but because the project is in heavy development you can just cd in the directory and run it for now.
Hope that helps!
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Finally, I’ve pieced the puzzle together! OMG, I was making the wrong call the whole time—I was using the awe.d file instead of the correct one. And the one time I did it correctly like you, I used a double dash by mistake.
./awe --help command, OMG… 
can you please check the dmg I upload if working? you are the best @graham
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ah ok, easily done! good to know you’ve got it running 
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OMG, here’s the new build! I’ve already tested it. Can anyone let me know how it looks, guys?
"awe_0.5.1_aarch64.dmg" 0740ea3f0c96eef3a71539b489f943ea5215d46179e213e8ed7d9da18e12aa7c
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Poke for @dirvine
@makkomaster just posted a build of @happybeing’s awe browser for mac in the above post
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OMG, I’m so excited, The macOS new build working faster and more stable…
"awe_0.6.1_d2b717c_aarch64.dmg" ca592cfbb7b2bda8ca42df59ae863aabcc00ee2137dd802bfc2baa78971458df
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Get awe and you can browse the Autonomi web or publish a website/homepage yourself!
Thanks to @makkomaster’s amazing work you can download builds of awe for MacOS in two ways.
- from Autonomi (first install the ‘safe’ client):
safe files download "awe_0.6.1_d2b717c_aarch64.dmg" ca592cfbb7b2bda8ca42df59ae863aabcc00ee2137dd802bfc2baa78971458df
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from the web at http://downloads.happybeing.com which also has Linux builds (deb, rpm and AppImage):
https://downloads.happybeing.com/awe_0.6.1_d2b717c_aarch64.dmg
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