ueno-llc/ueno-gatsby-starter

ueno gatsby starter error

jonniebigodes opened this issue · 8 comments

While trying to resolve a issue that was created in the gatsby github repo. more specifically starting from this comment, led me to install the starter to further check what could be causing the issue in that case. I followed the instructions in the readme. It all went fine. Issuing gatsby develop went without a hitch. The only change i've made to the code is related to the links as stated in the documentation, as i'm using it with Gatsby.

Now the problem is that when i open up a browser to http://localhost:8000. I'm presented with the following:
ueno_1
ueno_2
ueno_3
ueno_4

I did not have the time to further investigate what could be the issue and/or culprit here. But before that i though to reach out and ask if are there any more specific steps needed to get the site running in development mode? If not, if only thing needed is issuing gatsby develop can anyone shed some insights on what might be the problem here?

Thanks in advance.
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Hey @jonniebigodes

How did you init the project?

Using the create-ueno-app or by using gatsby new ueno-test "https://github.com/ueno-llc/ueno-gatsby-starter#master --recursive"?

Both works fine for me with all commands yarn dev, gatsby develop and gatsby build.

Did you by any chance move the svg files or project source files?

We have a plugin in gatsby-config called gatsby-plugin-react-svg that only works with SVG files from the folder ./src/assets/svg.

@birkir started with the gatsby new ueno-test "https://github.com/ueno-llc/ueno-gatsby-starter#master --recursive issuing gatsby develop opening the browser window led me to the error.
So i deleted the folder with the site and went with the create-ueno-app approach. Same effect.
And the only change i've made like i said in the earlier comment was i've adjusted the code to gatsby links as per documentation.

Hey @jonniebigodes,

I'm able to reproduce this issue under Windows. I'll dig in to see where does it comes from.

@jeremybarbet thank you so much for the time and sorry for not mentioning earlier in the issue description that i was running the starter in windows.

No problem.

It seems like this it's related to https://github.com/jacobmischka/gatsby-plugin-react-svg. I've been trying another plugin and it works on windows, but the import syntax is a bit different, we will keep looking for a better alternative.

Alright, seems like the issue is fixed with that: 7eecd43

Thanks for the report :)

@jeremybarbet thank you once more for the feedback and resolution of the issue.