However, when I run grunt dev, as far as I can tell, it all seems to be fine according to the output within the terminal and then opens a browser window to http://localhost:9990/belle/
But the browser doesn't display anything, just a blank page with the following errors listed within the console:
Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 404
(Not Found) -http://localhost:9990/belle/lib/bootstrap-tabdrop/bootstrap-tabdrop.min.js
Error: No module: ngMockE2E - angular.min.js:358
The first error is easily fixed (but i am still wondering why this min file is not in that location), leaving the second error still to be resolved. So, I am just wondering if anyone else has experienced a similar issue when attempting to do this and to see if I can get this up an running.
I am using the dev-7 branch from the Umbraco-CMS git repo.
You cannot run Umbraco via localhost on a Mac because the project still features some Microsoft-specific dependencies, I believe.
I hope that once Microsoft releases .Net 5.0 sometime next year, we'll be able to host Umbraco anywhere.
As xme writes, install Bootcamp or some other virtualisation software and run Windows from it. Remember to enable IIS, or If you're using Visual Studio, there's a lightweight version of IIS dubbed "IIS Express" bundled with it.
Running Back Office on OSX
Hello
I am trying to run the Back Office on OSX as outlined at https://our.umbraco.org/Documentation/Development-Guidelines/building-angular-project
However, when I run
grunt dev, as far as I can tell, it all seems to be fine according to the output within the terminal and then opens a browser window to http://localhost:9990/belle/But the browser doesn't display anything, just a blank page with the following errors listed within the console:
Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 404 (Not Found) -http://localhost:9990/belle/lib/bootstrap-tabdrop/bootstrap-tabdrop.min.js
Error: No module: ngMockE2E - angular.min.js:358
The first error is easily fixed (but i am still wondering why this min file is not in that location), leaving the second error still to be resolved. So, I am just wondering if anyone else has experienced a similar issue when attempting to do this and to see if I can get this up an running.
I am using the dev-7 branch from the Umbraco-CMS git repo.
Thanks,
Chris
Hello, I have made this turnaround without success.
If you fail too, try this: Install BOOTCAMP on your Mac (it's preinstalled anyways) and have access to Windows on your Mac, which is really great!
All the best
You cannot run Umbraco via localhost on a Mac because the project still features some Microsoft-specific dependencies, I believe.
I hope that once Microsoft releases .Net 5.0 sometime next year, we'll be able to host Umbraco anywhere.
As xme writes, install Bootcamp or some other virtualisation software and run Windows from it. Remember to enable IIS, or If you're using Visual Studio, there's a lightweight version of IIS dubbed "IIS Express" bundled with it.
I understand that we can't run Umbraco on OS X (yet!), but I am not trying to run the full Umbraco on OSX.
I am only trying to run the Backoffice (Umbraco.Web.Ui.Client), which is simply an AngularJS app that has no dependencies on ASP.NET or Windows.
The information outlined at https://our.umbraco.org/Documentation/Development-Guidelines/building-angular-project indicates that this can be done OS X using Node.js and that it will mock the data model for the relevant services.
Thanks, Chris
Hello,
In my case, I've just tried with different versions from the git source code, and the release 7.1.0 works fine form my side.
What I have done is:
David.
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