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website #1

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schettino72 opened this issue Mar 28, 2015 · 4 comments
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schettino72 opened this issue Mar 28, 2015 · 4 comments
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@schettino72
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  • Docs should include some sample graph output.
  • introduce the command line options.
  • Feature this website from doit main website
@schettino72 schettino72 added this to the 0.1 milestone Mar 28, 2015
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Added sample graph image.

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Just some quick examples on README. Unfortunately have not much time left for more work.

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- cmd: Remove unused pretty-print utility method.
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Thanks for adding the sample image.... but how can i generate it myself?

How to run the tests?

When I run graphx i get no output at all, no error message, and no file is created.

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The image is produced by the "matplotlib" disabled test; you have to comment-out the "skip".

Tests run with python -m unittest test_graphx or nosetests. BUT I just discovered that they do not run because the depend on doit.tests.conftest.CmdFactory, which is not visible unless you have install doit sources.

You mean doit graph?
By default it should not write any file but open up a plot-frame.
Do you see graphx command in the output from doit help?
Can you try the next README-example, with 'json' graph-type?

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