If you wouldn’t mind letting me know how you get on, want to check if my problem happens to you or not.
Appreciate it!
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Sorry for the issues @paulwright, I think they should be fixed now 
I’ve been running it all day and haven’t had any problems.
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Hey @tbutz, did you manage to get this installed?
I have a problem with the Pots page which I’m speaking with Matt about, wanted to check how it was for you.
Cheers
Hi @paulwright. I didn’t in the end, life got in the way. However, I’m off work tomorrow so I’ll try and squeeze this into my schedule. Hopefully I can get it working.
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Okay, so a number of possible issues?
- The
pip installcommand resulted in a bunch of warnings about scripts not being in the PATH - The
npm installcommand had a bunch of warnings about unsupported engines and packages looking for funding - The
npm run build-cssresulted in:
Log:
I confess I haven’t a Scooby about linux or npm or anything of that nature, I’ve just followed the instructions on a brand new build.
Can you try
pip3 install -r requirements.txt
Your Pi is it ARM based or x64?
That gives me a lot of “requirement already satisfied” items
I don’t know how to identify which it is? Is there something obvious that I can look at?
lscpu should tell you.
Have you tried the docker version of the project?
Also what errors did you get on pip when you first tried?
Feel free to join the unofficial Monzo discord if you want more realtime diagnostics
It’s ARM.
I have never used docker so that was a fall-back for me, as I’d need to gen-up on the basics.
if you run npm run dev does that work correctly with no errors? (warnings are fine)
What errors did pip give?
Okay lets start fresh remove all pip packages
pip3 uninstall -r requirements.txt -y
then install them again
pip3 install -r requirements.txt
and see if any errors come up
No such option: -y
(for the install)
Sorry try just pip3 install -r requirements.txt
doing 2 things at once 
Ahhh okay.
Enter the following:
export PATH="/home/admin/.local/bin:$PATH"
source ~/.bash_profile
then lets try npm ci once that installs with no issues we can run npm run dev and see if any errors come up.
This is such fun.
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