MMM-PythonPrint customisation

sdetweil

@RobCee weird, sorry, typo… fixed

git pull to get the update

RobCee

@sdetweil I found another, just up from that one - you have a missing ‘t’ in this line

this.config.command=this.config.command.slice(his.config.pythonName.length)

sdetweil

@RobCee fixed… bad day at the finger farm…yikes sorry

RobCee

But even with that _ removed, I am still getting an odd error:

 TypeError: this.file is not a function

sdetweil

@RobCee ok, fixed, tested… sorry again
git pull

RobCee

@sdetweil - apologies not necessary - I am just happy you are able to look at it.

Hurrah! It works!

diemen112

i have also the MM os and i try to make it work
I have added - /usr/bin/python3:/usr/bin/python3 to the docker compose
and now i have the error

[15.07.2022 14:23.42.599] [LOG]   MMM-PythonPrint received a socket notification: CONFIG - Payload: [object Object]
[15.07.2022 14:23.42.602] [LOG]   PythonPrint spawning /opt/magic_mirror/modules/MMM-PythonPrint/print_test.py using python3
[15.07.2022 14:23.42.686] [LOG]   PythonPrint program error=Could not find platform independent libraries <prefix>
Could not find platform dependent libraries <exec_prefix>
Consider setting $PYTHONHOME to <prefix>[:<exec_prefix>]
Fatal Python error: initfsencoding: unable to load the file system codec
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'encodings'

Current thread 0x76fb37a0 (most recent call first):

a played around with adding $PYTHONHOME to env but without any result
does anyone know a work around to find the libraries?

sdetweil

@diemen112 I think this answers
https://askubuntu.com/questions/905372/could-not-find-platform-independent-libraries-prefix

running under docker is a fun experience?

did u install python as part of the container startup?

karsten13

@diemen112 said in MMM-PythonPrint customisation:

I have added - /usr/bin/python3:/usr/bin/python3 to the docker compose

this will not work. You have to use the fat image, see my post above (Apr 11)

diemen112

Thank you for the help,
I made it work with adding some python dependent directory’s to the docker-compose file