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It seems like a nice project. I like that you don't need to know a particular programming language to use it. The way you define services feels a bit awkward t
by ssmoot 16y ago
It seems like a nice project. I like that you don't need to know a particular programming language to use it.
The way you define services feels a bit awkward though.
Also, it seems like install.sh scripts for various platforms would lower the barrier to entry. The installation documentation is nice enough, but really that should all just be scripted so it can be condensed to:
curl http://cast-project.org/install.sh http://cast-project.org/install.sh | sh
Running runit scripts out of a user home-dir (as in the example) does feel wrong to me though.
- tomazmuraus 16y agoWe actually do have an install script. It is not the best one, but you should be good to go in a few simple steps: 1. downloading a tarball 2. unpacking it 3. running "scons install" Scons (our built tool of choice) is an extra dependency, but this shouldn't be a problem since it's a prerequisite for Node.js itself (platform on which Cast is built).
- ssmoot 16y agoI got bored and wrote one for Ubuntu: http://pastie.org/1837350 http://pastie.org/1837350 I didn't try it, but probably pretty close to working. It does more than some people might want, but I didn't write it for the pedants in the crowd. ;-)