How to debug?
simonmysun opened this issue · 3 comments
Hi,
thanks for the plug-in. I installed and configured it following the instructions, but nothing has shown up. I set my status-left to tik#{ticker_dji}~#{ticker_dji_change}tik and it turns out to be tik~tik with no error message.
How can I access more information of the plug-in? such as log, etc.
It's maybe because of the proxy issue. but I'm not sure.
Thx
Hey,
sucks you are having trouble with it, let's try and figure it out together.
I installed and configured it following the instructions, but nothing has shown up.
What method did you choose to install it? Manual? TPM?
I set my status-left to tik#{ticker_dji}
#{ticker_dji_change}tik and it turns out to be tiktik with no error message.
I just tried that exact thing, worked properly for me. The script would only throw out an error-message if you had no internet.
How can I access more information of the plug-in? such as log, etc.
I wrote this plugin to be as simple as possible, no logging etc available as of right now sadly.
What OS are you running?
Run this in your terminal curl -V. It should show you the version of curl installed on your system
Try and just run this command in your terminal and see if you get an output
curl -s https://www.marketwatch.com/investing/index/djia | grep '<meta name="price" content="' | cut -d'"' -f4
Hi Brutuski,
I installed via TPM. I'm not 100% sure it is installed but since other plug-ins are successfully installed, TPM should be working.
I believe your plug-in has no problem and it should be somewhere wrong in my case.
curl -s https://www.marketwatch.com/investing/index/djia | grep '<meta name="price" content="' | cut -d'"' -f4
This command has correct output here. I can even put this into my status bar configuration directly with #() and it also works.
Hey,
I installed via TPM. I'm not 100% sure it is installed but since other plug-ins are successfully installed, TPM should be working.
TPM makes things easy for sure. Let's try to uninstall and install it again. Uninstalling instructions are here
This command has correct output here. I can even put this into my status bar configuration directly with #() and it also works.
Then it has to be some sort of an installation issue, since it's working fine for you otherwise.
Perhaps try to install it manually and check.