<havenwood>
capin: Ah, I think you're using Bundler and the dotenv gem isn't in your Gemfile.
<capin>
havenwood: i was just trying to test out the helios gem, and you can create a new helios project with the following command, 'helios new <myApp>'
<capin>
i ran that, and it created the project, but the server wont launch
<havenwood>
capin: The Helios gem was missing one of its dependencies, the dotenv gem. That's what's messing you up.
<capin>
yeah i installed that, should i reinstall the helios gem?
<havenwood>
capin: Try: NOEXEC_DISABLE=1 helios server
<havenwood>
capin: Actually, scratch that. I've not used Helios but it looks like it's already in your Gemfile.
<havenwood>
capin: So lets stay in the context of the bundle. Just add the `dotenv` gem to your Gemfile, `bundle install` and try again.
<capin>
havenwood: ohhh i just wanted to create a bare bones stock helios app, which i did, but i can't even launch the server :/
<havenwood>
capin: The proper solution is to fix the Helios gem dependencies. It uses dotenv so it needs to be a dependency.
<capin>
gotcha, ill put that dependency in the gemfile
<havenwood>
capin: I think that should work fine as a workaround. The best thing would be a Pull Request to the Helios gem adding dotenv to its gemspec.
<havenwood>
capin: But for now, yeah, try adding dotenv to your Gemfile and bundling.
<capin>
yeah that fixed it :)
<capin>
havenwood: thank you very much :)
<capin>
i guess im the only one using this gem, ...or im the only one who's making a fuss about it :l
<capin>
not sure why the author turned off issues on the github page too (>.>)
<havenwood>
capin: You're welcome. It'd be nice for you to open an Issue on the project and mention the missing dotenv dependency in the gemspec. Aha, nevermind then.
<havenwood>
That makes it hard to start Issues!
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<capin>
yeah, tell me about it :/
<jhass>
forky fork it time!
<capin>
jhass: yeah i don't think i could maintain a project like helios (phew ...i barely know ruby)
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<capin>
so if i wanted to use helios as middleware in a rails app, would i first need to create a helios project? or do i just add the appropiate lines in the application.rb?
<capin>
and include the helios, pg, and dotenv gems to the rails project?
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