#Cannot install on alpine
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If it was installed correctly, it should have added itself to your $PATH variable, which would mean you can run it from anywhere as just "spicetify", without the "./"
Yes, but It didn't add himself, logs say the following, so I decided to manually execute it:
Manually add the directory to your $PATH through your shell profile
export SPICETIFY_INSTALL="/home/dxomg/.spicetify"
export PATH="$PATH:/home/dxomg/.spicetify"
If I export the path it just says:
~ $ spicetify
ash: spicetify: not found
and if you're wondering "Yes I did restart the shell" and checked if the env variables were available
A little Bump
Does Alpine support using the AUR? I don't really know how it works to install it with the script on Linux, I always use the Aur package
Some thoughts:
There is a binary called "spicetify" in the ~/.spicetify folder? Is it marked as executable?
Can you echo your $PATH and send, to double check it's there?
Alpine is not Archlinux based, nor Debian based
Yes it is marked as executable, here's my $PATH
~ $ echo $PATH
/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/home/dxomg/.spicetify
~ $
That is bizarre. Seems to be there. Does it do anything if you drag it into a terminal? Like try and use the full path when you run it?
~/.spicetify $ pwd
/home/dxomg/.spicetify
~/.spicetify $ ls
CustomApps Themes globals.d.ts spicetify
Extensions css-map.json jsHelper
~/.spicetify $ ./home/dxomg/.spicetify/spicetify
ash: ./home/dxomg/.spicetify/spicetify: not found
~/.spicetify $
Also for a faster response please ping me back whenever you answer :P thanks!
Don't use the ./. Just do
/home/dxomg/.spicetify/spicetify
And what's "ash" is that a different shell?
~ $ /home/dxomg/.spicetify/spicetify
ash: /home/dxomg/.spicetify/spicetify: not found
~ $ ls /home/dxomg/.spicetify/
CustomApps Themes globals.d.ts spicetify
Extensions css-map.json jsHelper
~ $
ash is like a replacement for bash, but that shouldn't be an issue as spicetify is just a binary
also I can install bash, I get the same result
dxomg:~$ /home/dxomg/.spicetify/spicetify
bash: /home/dxomg/.spicetify/spicetify: cannot execute: required file not found
dxomg:~$ ls /home/dxomg/.spicetify/
CustomApps Themes globals.d.ts spicetify
Extensions css-map.json jsHelper
dxomg:~$```
I ended up compiling spicetify-cli the compiled binary works, but unfortunately now I find that I would have to compile the marketplace too for it to be able to work
That makes it sound like there is another file that the spicetify binary requires? I don't know anything about that.
Marketplace (and any custom app/extension) is just javascript and doesn't need to be compiled.
well when I tried to install it it just showed a black screen on spotify
so that was a wild guess
@eternal arch You can do the manual installation, and just run any commands with your compiled binary
https://github.com/spicetify/spicetify-marketplace/wiki/Installation#manual-install-recommended
What spotify + spicetify version? Might not be compatible
Using latest iirc, flatpak
let me check
I get this
note Full Spicetify functionality is not guaranteed above Spotify's v1.2.17
so apparently I have
1.2.22.982.g794acc0a
should work with spicetify xx.27, which is latest iirc
yea I have latest spicetify, I compiled it yesteday
Can you see what errors there are in the dev tools console?
spicetify enable-devtools
cant even run devtools, dang
I can apparently still interact with spotify since my play buttons work
Did you do the Flatpak steps?
https://spicetify.app/docs/advanced-usage/installation#spotify-installed-from-flatpak
And did you run and log into the Spotify app before trying to install Spicetify?
Is your spotify_path set properly in your spicetify config file?
Yes
Bump
Idk man