Test displaying the resume text #48(new)

[AaryamanVyas]

Also removed line strip

[AaryamanVyas]

@nicobrenner hey, I think everything should be fine now !! I Thought it would be easier to just start a fresh repo😂

[nicobrenner]

Thank you @aaryamantriescode please check out comments on the PR, also always make sure the tests run before submitting the code

Looking forward to merging this PR soon

[AaryamanVyas]

Yeah, ok ill do the tests. I don't have docker installed, I will have to set it up.

[nicobrenner]

You don’t need to use docker, you can just run: python src/test_menu.py You might need to install some python libraries There are directions for setting up the app with python in the readme

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[AaryamanVyas]

Yeah, I should probably try that because I am not getting how to do it in terminal I put the api key and followed the instructions but something is wrong

[nicobrenner]

Yeah, I should probably try that because I am not getting how to do it in terminal I put the api key and followed the instructions but something is wrong

Oh, interesting, hadn't seen that

Looking around, it seems like it's an issue with the environment not setting a TERM variable: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/66834732/python-curses-doesnt-recognize-terminal

Given that the issue is happening inside of docker, make sure that when you run docker, that the docker-compose.yml has these two lines:

    tty: true  # Allocate a pseudo-TTY
    stdin_open: true  # Keep STDIN open

So that when the app runs, it has access to a terminal. If that doesn't work, maybe try setting the terminal-related environment variables inside docker-entrypoint.sh (if your docker-compose file includes it), or in the docker-compose.yml file (inside the environment section)

[AaryamanVyas]

Yeah, I should probably try that because I am not getting how to do it in terminal I put the api key and followed the instructions but something is wrong

Oh, interesting, hadn't seen that

Looking around, it seems like it's an issue with the environment not setting a TERM variable: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/66834732/python-curses-doesnt-recognize-terminal

Given that the issue is happening inside of docker, make sure that when you run docker, that the docker-compose.yml has these two lines:

    tty: true  # Allocate a pseudo-TTY
    stdin_open: true  # Keep STDIN open

So that when the app runs, it has access to a terminal. If that doesn't work, maybe try setting the terminal-related environment variables inside docker-entrypoint.sh (if your docker-compose file includes it), or in the docker-compose.yml file (inside the environment section)

Yeah, I tried all that I don't know what to do now, even python isn't working. Can you check if my code works on your pc?

[nicobrenner]

About the error you are getting, this is what I get in my terminal:

echo $TERM
xterm-256color

This is what chatgpt says (try doing export TERM=xterm before running docker):

When running the code in the PR, I don't get the TERM error, but I do get an error having to do with the test code

[AaryamanVyas]

I'll try it in the evening now I have to prep for entrance exams😅I will try to get it working by tomorrow! Thank you for being helpful!

[nicobrenner]

Good luck, hope it works!

[AaryamanVyas]

I got the venv file to work now but python says I don't have the curses module, but I have it installed 🤦‍♂️its been 2 hours just trying to run this 🥲 i even tried the "export TERM=xterm" before running docker

[nicobrenner]

Sorry, haven't tried running it in windows. You are being a pioneer. Thank you for sharing your experience here, it's super valuable to learn how to make it work in more platforms

The suggestions I see online are to do either pip install windows-curses which looks like you already did, or bpython-curses (pmbarrett314/curses-menu#18 (comment)), I haven't tried it though

[AaryamanVyas]

Sorry, haven't tried running it in windows. You are being a pioneer. Thank you for sharing your experience here, it's super valuable to learn how to make it work in more platforms

The suggestions I see online are to do either pip install windows-curses which looks like you already did, or bpython-curses (pmbarrett314/curses-menu#18 (comment)), I haven't tried it though

Yeah, 😅 I'm planning to shift to Linux after my exams cause windows is wayy too slow :( . I'll try to look more into it by tomorrow, hopefully should find a way to run it !