lumber generate fail about lumber

[SeyZ]

Hey @on99 - Do you have the full stacktrace?

[on99]

@SeyZ Sorry I even do not have a forest admin app account, is it possible to use lumber without that?

[on99]

What I want is to create an admin panel for database management :-) Seems like lumber is doing exactly the same thing, I did not go through the document yet.

[SeyZ]

When you run lumber generate - the tool asks you to fill your database details and an email/password for the Forest registration. You don't need to have a Forest account before running the Lumber generate :)

[nicgutierrez]

Hey @on99, @SeyZ: I'm getting the exact same error

[on99]

@SeyZ Yep I enter email/password, but I got UnhandledPromiseRejectionWarning: Unhandled promise rejection (rejection id: 1): TypeError: Cannot read property 'dbName' of undefined error. How can I get full stack trace for you?

[on99]

 ✘  ~  lumber generate
Enter your database connection details and then your admin interface will be automatically generated.

? What's the database type?  mysql
? What's the database name? adx
? What's the database hostname? localhost
? What's the database port? 3306
? What's the database user?  root
? What's the database password? [optional]
? Choose a project name:  admin
? What's your email address?  [email protected]
? Choose a password:  *********
(node:4449) UnhandledPromiseRejectionWarning: Unhandled promise rejection (rejection id: 1): TypeError: Cannot read property 'dbName' of undefined

[SeyZ]

Hey @on99 and @nicgutierrez
What's your OS?

[vyuldashev]

+1, macOS Sierra

[SeyZ]

Hey @on99 @vladimir-yuldashev @nicgutierrez

I've reproduced your issue and it's fixed in the version 1.0.4. Can you upgrade lumber-cli and try again?

Let me know :)

[vyuldashev]

@SeyZ

It works now! But how can I delete unused projects now? I have 12 of them :)

[SeyZ]

Oops :D :D :D @vladimir-yuldashev Can you tell me the email used or the project names?

[vyuldashev]

@SeyZ [email protected]

[SeyZ]

@vladimir-yuldashev I deleted your old projects. I think you're all good now :)

Guys, feel free to reopen the issue if you still have the problem :)

[on99]

@SeyZ I am using macOS Sierra.

Here is the output after I upgrade to the latest version:

Enter your database connection details and then your admin interface will be automatically generated.

? What's the database type?  mysql
? What's the database name? adx
? What's the database hostname? localhost
? What's the database port? 3306
? What's the database user?  root
? What's the database password? [optional]
? Choose a project name:  admin
? What's your email address?  [email protected]
? Choose a password:  *********
error: 💀  Ouch, cannot create your account 💀

Should I enter a new email account every time I need to create a project? I deleted ~/.lumberrc before executing lumber generate. 🤕

[nicgutierrez]

hey @on99, @SeyZ: I was getting the same error but then I tried with a different email address and it worked fine. What is the email address inserted being used for?

[pojda]

I'm trying to test here but no luck :(

$ lumber generate
Enter your database connection details and then your admin interface will be automatically generated.

? What's the database type?  mysql
? What's the database name? lumber
? What's the database hostname? localhost
? What's the database port? 3306
? What's the database user?  root
? What's the database password? [optional]  
? Choose a project name:  lumber_test
? What's your email address?  (hidden)@gmail.com
? Choose a password:  ******
error: 💀  Ouch, cannot connect to the database 💀

I'm feeling kinda frustrated for not being able to spit some debug info here.

I can connect to my mysql locally no problem. I tried giving the root password, and not giving it (it's saved on my ~/.my.cnf).

My system:
Mac El Capitan (10.11.6)
npm v 3.10.3
lumber v 1.0.1 (I ran "npm -g upgrade", "npm -g upgrade lumber-cli" but I can't seem to get v 1.0.4, maybe this is it?)

[SeyZ]

@on99 Ok got it. I think your admin account was in a bad state. You can see your current logged user with $ lumber user , login with $ lumber login and logout with $ lumber logout.

You don't have to remove the file manually. When the first project is well configured, you can create new ones without any problem.