Hi Eric,
warpDebug just prints out a debug log.
Your options for development are:
* compile manually with cabal-dev (that actually works)
* modify yesod devel or possibly the Shaker package to work with cabal-dev
* attempt to use wai-handler-devel with cabal-dev (Theoretically possible by
changing an environment variable, but doesn't seem to work)
* use cabal, not cabal-dev on a virtual machine (This is not as bad as it
sounds, actually the best option if you have a lot of RAM to spare on a fast
computer.)
A better development environment (that works with cabal-dev) is on our TODO
list.
Thanks,
Greg Weber
On Wed, Jul 13, 2011 at 11:37 AM, Eric Rasmussen
Hi everyone,
I'm looking to get started with Yesod for the first time and need some guidance. I installed Yesod with cabal-dev (which I needed to resolve some of the dependency conflicts), and then discovered/read that I won't be able to use the yesod devel server with a sandbox environment. I read some old discussions on the list saying this is being worked on, but in the meantime what other options do I have?
Since I'm completely new to Haskell web development I'm not sure if I should be looking into warp-debug or something else as a reasonably easy way to test an application under development. I'm definitely open to any advice or other tips and tricks on setting up a nice development environment for Yesod.
Thanks! Eric
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