"Exited with exit code 127" after running heroku local about mendel HOT 16 CLOSED

From a quick look I would say to try 'pip install gunicorn' and make sure Postgres is installed and the pg_config tool is available on the path.

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I did both those things and got the server running but now getting "TemplateDoesNotExist at /api/" when I go to http://0.0.0.0:5000/api/ in browser

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@chackerian

For the issue with the setup script, it looks like the Postgres command line tools might not be available on your $PATH

If you're using Postgres.app, make sure the command line tools are set up. Check the directions in the link here: http://postgresapp.com/documentation/cli-tools.html

Sounds like you have the server running now, though - what happens when you go to http://localhost:5000/ ?

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I get "TemplateDoesNotExist at /"

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I can paste the console message too if that is helpful.

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I'm suspecting that the collectstatic command didn't run properly - try killing heroku local and starting it again

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ok. Getting same error.

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I was using sudo. Tried without it and it seems to be working. Now I just need login credentials.

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Ah, good to know 👍

Let us know if you encounter other issues. Happy to help.

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A super user is automatically created in the setup script with the username admin and the password architizer

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oh ok, thanks

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Actually I still need more help. Login isn't working.

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If the login isn't working, you can try re-running the createsuperuser command in another window:

heroku local:run python manage.py createsuperuser

and follow the prompts to make a super user to use to access the app

The Django admin panel runs at http://localhost:5000/admin

Also, front end development for the project happens with a slightly different build pipeline - to run the front end for development, you have to run gulp serve from the /mendel/angular directory - this starts up a Browsersync server on http://localhost:3000/ so when you make changes to the front end files, the browser will update automatically.

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I got it to work by adding another user.

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@expandrew It turns out that he needed to run Postgres.app -- the instructions say that you have to install it, but don't explicitly say that is has to be running when you run the installation script. But, you do.

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@picturedots Good to know - I've added a line to the README to clarify

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