Turns out Solidus wraps Spree and made everything buttery smooth to setup! This is a complete online store with fun things like an admin panel and taxes. You guys like taxes, right?
holy shit! my eyes went crazy when i saw this title!!! i cant believe that i asked for this topic and instantly got a full and awesome video tutorial about it! you are the best! keep the good work man! you earned a new sub
How do I get out of the the solidus routes scope. if I am in store and want to reference my application root_path instead of the spree root_path how do I do it?
Am I the only one, who can't enjoy this setup? I followed the instructions, but once I run the server (rails s) I am getting this error: "Could not open library 'vips.so.42': vips.so.42: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory." I install the ruby-vips gem, but it doesn't help. Any suggestions, or comments? Thanks.
Ah damn, forgot to mention it in the video. Because they're probably using Active Storage image variants, you'll probably need to install libvips on your machine. I'm not entirely sure, but I think the library was called libvips-dev, so you might need to run a command similar to this one, depending on what OS you are using: sudo apt install libvips-dev I'm not entirely sure if this is the same step as using the Ruby Vips gem, but it's what I have on my system so maybe that's what the difference is?
@@Deanin Wow! That was the problem and now everything is fine! Thank you very much @Deanin! for your immediate reply Ops, did I forget to mention that you are one of the best tutors out there? Yeah, I obviously forgot. Now I fixed it.
Thank you for sharing this amazing video, I had the same error and I fixed it, but when I am in the route /admin/login and enter the credential it raises the next error: No route matches {:action=>"index", :controller=>"home"} def path(method_name) raise ActionController::UrlGenerationError.new(message, routes, name, method_name) end I will appreciate if you can help me.
@Deanin,@@fernandoherrera4962, I followed the same steps on the video and I have the same error ( No route matches {:action=>"index", :controller=>"home"}...), I tried with Rails 6 and Rails 7, I'm on Ubuntu 22. Btw I Thanks for your awesome videos.
bro deanin i am new on rails, i learned a lot from your videos, i am building e-commerce, just stucked order place and order checkout, could you please help.
Changing the engine mount point to /store, I get a no route error. Anyone else? Any solution? Running ruby 3.2.1 and rails 7.0.5 (I had the same error in 7.0.6 and made a downgrade because of this but the error persists). Which rails version did you use, @Deanin?
When I follow the same instructions it works perfectly fine, but the views and controllers are inside the folders directly instead of a 'spree' folder which personally makes it very ugly and overwrites existing files I have. Any idea why this happens?
If you are considering this over using something more robust even if its shitty woocommerce, use the shitty thing. In the 15+ projects I have worked on this has been the most frustrating bug whackamole I have ever had to endure. The whole thing is a serious dumpster fire and I don't know why or how anyone can support it since the amount of time I have spent spinning my wheels with this I could have built an entire ecom system myself complete with checkout, email, admin etc etc etc be warned
Turns out Solidus wraps Spree and made everything buttery smooth to setup!
This is a complete online store with fun things like an admin panel and taxes. You guys like taxes, right?
OMG ! i love taxes!... like every latinamerican guy ... (sarcasm)
holy shit! my eyes went crazy when i saw this title!!! i cant believe that i asked for this topic and instantly got a full and awesome video tutorial about it! you are the best! keep the good work man! you earned a new sub
Would love a follow up video of Solidus with Rails 7 installing some of the extensions!
Can we get more tutorials on Solidus? :D
Awesome tutorial! I’ve been thinking about the possibility of this and im so glad you read my mind! Keep it up!!!
Yeah man, anything for you xoxo.
I had some problems with my Mac M1 but I cant believe it how easy this was, thanks!
Glad to hear it worked for you!
Another great content can wait to test it out, thanks deanin keep up the good work.
Really enjoyed this one thanks so much Deanin. Great content.
Thank you Deanin!
I would appreciate it if you could make an example video of a simple Point of Sale.
Awesome stuff, Dean!
Thank you! 😌
Thanks,
This is awesome!
Very nice video tbh, im new to rails, but by watching this i learned some new stuff and some stuff i didnt rly understand fully.
This is awesome!
🙀 Perfect! Going to test it)
Great content !!!
Great tutorial ! But not update so far with the SolidusStripe::Engine in the routes file. I 'am bit lost :)
Hi Deanin, after a year do you still recommend me Solidus? and other gems for tracking deliveries?
What ruby and rails versions you have?
How do I get out of the the solidus routes scope. if I am in store and want to reference my application root_path instead of the spree root_path how do I do it?
Am I the only one, who can't enjoy this setup? I followed the instructions, but once I run the server (rails s) I am getting this error: "Could not open library 'vips.so.42': vips.so.42: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory." I install the ruby-vips gem, but it doesn't help. Any suggestions, or comments? Thanks.
Ah damn, forgot to mention it in the video. Because they're probably using Active Storage image variants, you'll probably need to install libvips on your machine.
I'm not entirely sure, but I think the library was called libvips-dev, so you might need to run a command similar to this one, depending on what OS you are using:
sudo apt install libvips-dev
I'm not entirely sure if this is the same step as using the Ruby Vips gem, but it's what I have on my system so maybe that's what the difference is?
@@Deanin Wow! That was the problem and now everything is fine! Thank you very much @Deanin! for your immediate reply Ops, did I forget to mention that you are one of the best tutors out there? Yeah, I obviously forgot. Now I fixed it.
Thank you for sharing this amazing video, I had the same error and I fixed it, but when I am in the route /admin/login and enter the credential it raises the next error: No route matches {:action=>"index", :controller=>"home"}
def path(method_name)
raise ActionController::UrlGenerationError.new(message, routes, name, method_name)
end
I will appreciate if you can help me.
@Deanin,@@fernandoherrera4962, I followed the same steps on the video and I have the same error ( No route matches {:action=>"index", :controller=>"home"}...), I tried with Rails 6 and Rails 7, I'm on Ubuntu 22. Btw I Thanks for your awesome videos.
@@fernandoherrera4962 were you able to fix this?. I am about to install solidus and want to be sure I wont get stuck from the beginning.
I NEED THIS! (also i need this in rails 6)
bro deanin i am new on rails, i learned a lot from your videos, i am building e-commerce, just stucked order place and order checkout, could you please help.
vauuuu super!
Keep it up🫡
Changing the engine mount point to /store, I get a no route error. Anyone else? Any solution? Running ruby 3.2.1 and rails 7.0.5 (I had the same error in 7.0.6 and made a downgrade because of this but the error persists). Which rails version did you use, @Deanin?
Rails 💯
I must confess that learning how to use the software is what gets procastinating to start making soft. It scares lol
When I follow the same instructions it works perfectly fine, but the views and controllers are inside the folders directly instead of a 'spree' folder which personally makes it very ugly and overwrites existing files I have. Any idea why this happens?
I tried this in production and got errors loading the schema
Cool
I try on windows, nothing work LOL fuckkkk
If you are considering this over using something more robust even if its shitty woocommerce, use the shitty thing. In the 15+ projects I have worked on this has been the most frustrating bug whackamole I have ever had to endure. The whole thing is a serious dumpster fire and I don't know why or how anyone can support it since the amount of time I have spent spinning my wheels with this I could have built an entire ecom system myself complete with checkout, email, admin etc etc etc be warned
What else would youy recommend in Rails? Thanks
Yep, I just installed it, lacking models and accessibility to just simply create an Admin from console is nonesense.