AleksandrKudashkin

AleksandrKudashkin

Modern Front-End Development for Rails: B7 no main folder in the source code (page xv)

On the page xv there is an instruction to run bin/setup from the main folder. I downloaded the source code today (12/03/21) and can’t seem to find that folder. Not sure where to start, I tried going with server – no luck:

ActionView::SyntaxErrorInTemplate in SchedulesController#show`)
Encountered a syntax error while rendering template: check <%= turbo_stream_from(current_user, :favorites) %>

Looking at other similar topics I believe I’ll need to start with turbo/01

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noelrappin

noelrappin

Author of Modern Front-End Development for Rails

Sorry about the confusion, the current starting folder is chapter_01/01 (it was turbo/01 for a while during the beta process).

I’ll look into what I need to do to get that folder copied into main in the download.

Thanks for your patience,

Noel

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noelrappin

noelrappin

Author of Modern Front-End Development for Rails

Yeah, sorry, it looks like main didn’t get included in the download, starting with turbo/01 is fine, really running bin/setup should work from any of the directories.

Thanks,

Noel

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