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[question] where to edit the website files? #68

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Wqrld opened this issue Mar 25, 2017 · 6 comments
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[question] where to edit the website files? #68

Wqrld opened this issue Mar 25, 2017 · 6 comments

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@Wqrld
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Wqrld commented Mar 25, 2017

i want to make minor edits to the website files on my pi, but where are they located if you just used apt-get/pip

@kingosticks
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If you run 'mopidy deps' it'll show you the directory. Usually something like /usr/local/python2.7/dist-packsges/mopidy-moped/blah.file

@Wqrld
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Wqrld commented Mar 26, 2017

found the folder but the tpl files don't seem to be there? where are they located?

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Wqrld commented May 26, 2017

bump :)

@kingosticks
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Those files are not included in the release. So you need to follow the Development instructions and then run sudo pip install . from within the cloned directory to get Mopidy to use your customised files (or pip install --editable . if you want to avoid having to do that last step after every change).

@Wqrld
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Wqrld commented May 26, 2017

am i missing something or is there no way to change the end html in a file somewhere?

edit: the angular tpl files are linked to in the static html file but i dont see any tpl files

edit 2: they seem to like to the app directory but where is that directory located/compiled into

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If you follow the Development instructions and build your own version with grunt, the built files can be found in the /dist directory.

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