jetzig init error

[linc01]

Hello, I got this error:

`[exec] zig fetch --save https://github.com/jetzig-framework/jetzig/archive/3f6c1a49199e3a3841a710d69f6525a72a744bb7.tar.gz ❌

Error running command: zig fetch --save https://github.com/jetzig-framework/jetzig/archive/3f6c1a49199e3a3841a710d69f6525a72a744bb7.tar.gz

[stdout]:

[stderr]:

error: invalid HTTP response: EndOfStream`

I tried all solutions here zig http/socks5 proxy support, the dirty script works for zig build directly for other projects. I manually wget https://github.com/jetzig-framework/jetzig/archive/3f6c1a49199e3a3841a710d69f6525a72a744bb7.tar.gz and saved it into the same folder ~/.cache/zig/p and renamed the file with the hash, it's not work. Is there a way to bypass this error for jetzig init? Thanks.

The OS is Arch, environment variables http_proxy https_proxy and no_proxy are works well for all the others except zig.

[Deecellar]

We cannot fix the zig fetch error! but we can skip the saving of it @bobf .

We should add a --no-fetch or something like that flag on the init

Will add it in a sec, available to change the name to anything else lol

[z1fire]

maybe --cant-teach-an-old-dog-new-tricks

[linc01]

We cannot fix the zig fetch error! but we can skip the saving of it @bobf .

We should add a --no-fetch or something like that flag on the init

Will add it in a sec, available to change the name to anything else lol

Thanks, looking forward, I'd like to try jetzig.

[linc01]

maybe --cant-teach-an-old-dog-new-tricks

I tried to redirect jetzig init to socks5 with graftcp, but it seems not work for zig fetch

[bobf]

@linc01 That's a shame that zig fetch doesn't seem to work for you. As @Deecellar mentioned, fixing this is out of our control, however you can still use Jetzig without much extra manual work:

• Create a new Zig project with zig init
• Copy the build.zig from the demo project in the Jetzig repository
• Add jetzig to your build.zig.zon using the latest commit on main (the workaround you mentioned above makes me think that you will know what to do here but let me know if not)

Basically the only difference between a Jetzig project and a regular Zig project is this line in build.zig:

try jetzig.jetzigInit(b, exe, .{});

You should hopefully then be able to run jetzig generate view <view-name> to create everything you need.

Let us know how you get on, hopefully you can get a project up and running and this GH issue might help other people in future.

It might also be a good idea to file a bug/feature request with Zig itself. Feel free to join us on our Discord if you're still having issues, we'll be happy to help !

[linc01]

@linc01 That's a shame that zig fetch doesn't seem to work for you. As @Deecellar mentioned, fixing this is out of our control, however you can still use Jetzig without much extra manual work:

* Create a new Zig project with `zig init`

* Copy the [build.zig](https://github.com/jetzig-framework/jetzig/blob/main/demo/build.zig) from the demo project in the Jetzig repository

* Add `jetzig` to your build.zig.zon using the latest commit on `main` (the workaround you mentioned above makes me think that you will know what to do here but let me know if not)

Basically the only difference between a Jetzig project and a regular Zig project is this line in build.zig:

try jetzig.jetzigInit(b, exe, .{});

You should hopefully then be able to run jetzig generate view <view-name> to create everything you need.

Let us know how you get on, hopefully you can get a project up and running and this GH issue might help other people in future.

It might also be a good idea to file a bug/feature request with Zig itself. Feel free to join us on our Discord if you're still having issues, we'll be happy to help !

Thanks @bobf , I've bypassed this error with a proxy variables disabled env. Now I can see a lizard on a jet at 127.0.0.1:8080.

Already joined discord, also opened an issue at the zig repo.