Hello everyone!
I would like to know if someone has figured out a way to work with Local HubL Server from a Chromebook
Thank you!
@louischausse, do you have crostini? if you have that, then you have linux. BOOM!
Thank you for your answer dennis_e
Yes, I did some more research since I posted this topic and figured out my self that installing Linux would be the key.
Turns out that I have a Pixelbook with Crostini Built-in (Runs Linux Debian 9 Stretch)
I followed these steps to install Local HubL Server (Optimize your HubSpot development workflow - HubSpot docs), but when I’m executing the command line on step 4:
./bin/local-hubl-server
I have this output: -bash:
./bin/local-hubl-server: Permission denied
For the record, I used this command line to install Java Development Kit sudo apt-get install default-jdk
The designer docs say that If I didn’t have the proper java version installed it would prompt the download… and if I had the proper version my browser would prompt… since neither of those scenarios occurred I’m wondering what is wrong.
What does Permission denied mean?
I have a pixelbook as well runnig the dev branch. I will have to test.
maybe it isnt in your $path ?
I put the local-hubl-server folder right at the root of my Linux files within my Files
@louischausse, i get the same error. Won’t have a chance to debug this weekend. Will try next week
Thanks for your help!
Have a nice week-end!
Hi,
I just tried again, and now it works… don’t know why it wasn’t working last week…
So here is the full process for those who want to know.
1- Install Linux on your chrome
If you have a Pixelbook it is pretty easy since you have Linux Built-in in your device. Go to Settings > Linux (Beta) and activate it. It may take a few minutes.
If you have another type of Chromebook, there are many tutorials to install Linux for your specific device. I suggest that you Google something like “How to install Linux on my [device name] Chromebook”
2. Install Java Developers Kit
Once you have installed Linux on your Chromebook, open your Terminal within your apps
Once the terminal is open, enter this command + ENTER
sudo apt-get install default-jdk
Note: this command is for those who use a Pixelbook running Linux Debian 9 Stretch. If you run another version of Linux, this command may be different.
3. Install Local Hubl Server
After that, you can follow the steps here: Optimize your HubSpot development workflow - HubSpot docs
Once you downloaded the files mentioned in the URL above, don’t forget to move the local-hubl-server folder in your newly added “Linux files” directory:
Hope that helps!
@louischausse, totally forgot about this! Glad you figured it out