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How do I run it on pycharm? #30

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invasionofsmallcubes opened this issue Nov 17, 2020 · 8 comments
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How do I run it on pycharm? #30

invasionofsmallcubes opened this issue Nov 17, 2020 · 8 comments
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@invasionofsmallcubes
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Hi,
how do I run it on pycharm? It's breaking because of Google App Engine dependencies missing.

Thanks,
Ema

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phil-r commented Nov 17, 2020

pycharm is an IDE, so it should be the same as with any other editor, please follow those instructions: https://cloud.google.com/appengine/docs/standard/python/tools/using-local-server

Also note, that this project is written in python 2.7 and that version of python is not supported anymore.

Any help migrating to python 3 is welcome

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I meant to port it on python 3 but the standard layer of google app engine doesn't support python 3.

Yes I was able to run with dev_appserver.py but I'm not sure on how to run it with debug on.

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phil-r commented Nov 17, 2020

Sadly, I don't know how to run dev_appserver.py in debug mode 😢

@invasionofsmallcubes
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Ok I think I managed for python37 but not 38. Sadly could not solve the debug issue.

@invasionofsmallcubes
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Hey @phil-r, so I managed to move some of it to python 3 but I decided to drop the case. The reason for this is not because I don't want to be helpful of course but because unfortunatley the entire google.app.engine does not exists as a library and it's not just a matter to find a new library but for example memcache it doesn't work anymore, they allow only redis which is a paid solution. Honestly it's not worth to move as it requires infrastructural changes.

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phil-r commented Nov 20, 2020

Hi @invasionofsmallcubes , thanks for your time, and I completely agree with you on the matter.

@invasionofsmallcubes
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Your code gave me some ideas on how to make my both, so thank you for that :D

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phil-r commented Nov 23, 2020

haha, feel free to share when it's ready 🤗

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