Nagare should be upgraded to Python 3?

[Terrence Brannon]

I just noticed setup.py is using Python 2 syntax. Any plans to upgrade to Python 3?

[apoirier]

Le vendredi 9 novembre 2018 17:27:23 UTC+1, Terrence Brannon a écrit :

I just noticed setup.py is using Python 2 syntax. Any plans to upgrade to Python 3?

Yep, the 0.6 also runs on Python 2.7 and Python >= 3.5

[Terrence Brannon]

I'm not sure how to get version 0.6 but the github setup.py is using Python2 print statements and that was the first problem I ran into when trying to do a Windows install via easy_install  today.

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[apoirier]

The 0.6 is not yet pushed to the public Github repositories

Le samedi 10 novembre 2018 02:00:01 UTC+1, Terrence Brannon a écrit :

I'm not sure how to get version 0.6 but the github setup.py is using Python2 print statements and that was the first problem I ran into when trying to do a Windows install via easy_install  today.

Le vendredi 9 novembre 2018 17:27:23 UTC+1, Terrence Brannon a écrit :

I just noticed setup.py is using Python 2 syntax. Any plans to upgrade to Python 3?

Yep, the 0.6 also runs on Python 2.7 and Python >= 3.5

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[Henrik Härkönen]

Hi all!

I just learned about Nagare and I find it fascinating and want to try it out!

But perhaps the Python 3 support would be needed urgently, because I can't get Nagare installed with the instructions, even with Stackless 2.7. Seems that external dependancies are moving on to Python 3, at least looks like it with Sphinx when running easy_install nagare[full] :

File "/tmp/easy_install-LkE8CS/Sphinx-3.1.2/sphinx/deprecation.py", line 32
    def deprecated_alias(modname: str, objects: Dict, warning: "Type[Warning]") -> None:
                                ^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax

Also pip is dropping Python 2 support after this year and also my hosting provider... :D

-Henrik

On Sunday, 11 November 2018 at 23:58:03 UTC+2 apoirier wrote:

The 0.6 is not yet pushed to the public Github repositories

Le samedi 10 novembre 2018 02:00:01 UTC+1, Terrence Brannon a écrit :

I'm not sure how to get version 0.6 but the github setup.py is using Python2 print statements and that was the first problem I ran into when trying to do a Windows install via easy_install  today.

Le vendredi 9 novembre 2018 17:27:23 UTC+1, Terrence Brannon a écrit :

I just noticed setup.py is using Python 2 syntax. Any plans to upgrade to Python 3?

Yep, the 0.6 also runs on Python 2.7 and Python >= 3.5

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[apoirier]

Hi,

The Nagare 0.6 repositories (https://github.com/nagareproject) run on Python 3 and are installable with Pip.

I just push the latest commits if you want to take a look.

Best regards

Alain

[Henrik Härkönen]

Thank you for very quick reply! :)

I'll take a look today!

-Henrik

[Henrik Härkönen]

I haven't tried to "pip" from GitHub before, but is this how it is supposed to work?

 pip install git+https://github.com/nagareproject/core.git

It installed WebOb and cryptography packages, but after that tried and failed to find "nagare-editor":

Collecting nagare-editor (from nagare==0.5.1.dev56+gcb91550)
  ERROR: Could not find a version that satisfies the requirement nagare-editor (from nagare==0.5.1.dev56+gcb91550) (from versions: none)
ERROR: No matching distribution found for nagare-editor (from nagare==0.5.1.dev56+gcb91550)

There seems to be no such repository in GitHub or package in PyPI.

-Henrik

[apoirier]

Le mercredi 5 août 2020 à 15:42:01 UTC+2, heha...@gmail.com a écrit :

I haven't tried to "pip" from GitHub before, but is this how it is supposed to work?

 pip install git+https://github.com/nagareproject/core.git

It installed WebOb and cryptography packages, but after that tried and failed to find "nagare-editor":

Collecting nagare-editor (from nagare==0.5.1.dev56+gcb91550)
  ERROR: Could not find a version that satisfies the requirement nagare-editor (from nagare==0.5.1.dev56+gcb91550) (from versions: none)
ERROR: No matching distribution found for nagare-editor (from nagare==0.5.1.dev56+gcb91550)

There seems to be no such repository in GitHub or package in PyPI.

Right. Repository (https://github.com/nagareproject/editor) pushed now

But, the problem is, without Nagare 0.6 packages available in PyPi yet, you will have to manually 'pip install git+...' all the Nagare packages you need. Hmmm, doable but not fun ...

[Henrik Härkönen]

Thanks! I'll give it a go.

Yeah, I was mentally preparing for installing them all by hand, haha 😊 It's good enough for now when learning the ropes.

-Henrik

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[Henrik Härkönen]

Well, it was definitely not fun, but made it! :D

nagare-admin info

gives:

Cpython 3.7.5 Stackless 3.7 (default, Jul 27 2020, 16:37:35)
[GCC 8.3.1 20190518 (for GNAT Community 2019 20190517)]

User configuration [NOT FOUND]:
  /home/henrik/.local/share/nagare/nagare.cfg

Nagare packages:

  Package                  Version            
  ------------------------ --------------------
  nagare                   0.5.1.dev56+gcb91550
  nagare-commands          0.6a2.dev5+gbf7c579
  nagare-commands-base     0.6a2.dev12+g919c164
  nagare-editor            0.1.dev3+g5f15d33  
  nagare-renderers-html    0.6a2.dev6+gfd008de
  nagare-renderers-xml     0.6a2.dev2+g94a14a7
  nagare-server            0.6a2.dev19+g6f70ffb
  nagare-server-http       0.6a2.dev16+g8a0e983
  nagare-server-mvc        0.6a2.dev16+ge0e66c2
  nagare-services          2.0.1.dev7+ga7aca7a
  nagare-services-i18n     0.6a2.dev7+g9774df4
  nagare-services-logging  0.6a2.dev6+g58a8a5a
  nagare-services-router   0.6a2.dev2+gd696b78
  nagare-services-sessions 0.1.dev10+gba32e6f 
  nagare-services-statics  0.6a2.dev7+gceb7774

so I guess I'm good to go!

Thanks,

Henrik.

[apoirier]

Nearly ;) You need to choose and add a sessions manager. For example 'nagare-sessions-memory', which doesn't require an external sessions storage. And a HTTP publisher, for example 'nagare-publishers-gunicorn'