Question: How do i make this work and it recognize create as a command?

[marvhus]

i am on windows 10 btw

how do i make it so it recognizes create as a command?

[00ihsan]

same problem

[marvhus]

i just made my own simpler one in batch (it dosent have a webscraper fature tho) (imma pust it on github later)

[00ihsan]

Do you want to share the file with me?

Op 21 okt. 2020 om 16:38 heeft Martin [email protected] het volgende geschreven:

 i just made my own simpler one in batch (it dosent have a webscraper fature tho)

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[marvhus]

Imma link it here later (when i get home)

[gremi-jr]

You need to put the path to the create.bat in your user enviroment variables (path).

I also made some tweaks, so you can create a public or private repo.

[00ihsan]

Thanks!

Op 29 okt. 2020 om 20:19 heeft Timo Gremler [email protected] het volgende geschreven:

 You need to put the path to the create.bat in your user enviroment variables (path).

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[KyleCI]

Please how exactly can I make this work? Windows isn't recognizing create as a command

[gremi-jr]

Search for Enviroment Variables:

Click on Enviroment Variables:

Choose the "PATH" variable and click "Edit". Attention: Please note that you also need to create the gt variable with the github token and the mp for the path to your projects to make this work.

Create a new variable with the path to the folder where the create.bat is located.

Close all windows and click apply. You may need to restart the pc to make this work.

[marvhus]

You need to put the path to the create.bat in your user enviroment variables (path).

I also made some tweaks, so you can create a public or private repo.

i did that and it didnt work

[marvhus]

it now recognizes it as an a command but now does this

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "remote.py", line 8, in <module>
    _dir = path + '/' + foldername
TypeError: unsupported operand type(s) for +: 'NoneType' and 'str'

[KyleCI]

same here

[gremi-jr]

Did you create the "mp" and "gt" enviroment variable?