.bunFileNotFoundError: /home/username/.bun/bin/bun about divingavran HOT 4 CLOSED

Hi!
Yes that works!!! (with absolute path). Thank you very much!!!

I close the issue!!

Andrés

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Hi @iandresolares,

Thanks for checking out the repo. I assume you installed Reflex via my requirements.txt, right? If so, you could try installing the latest version of Reflex via pip in a new environment, then running reflex init and then reflex run. If you are lucky, this should fix the problem, as Reflex has received several updates since this repo was created. I will also try to update the requirements.txt tomorrow.

I recently tried running Reflex on WSL and didn't need to install node.js or bun as these should now be included in the latest version of Reflex. You may need to uninstall bun and Node.js as it may have messed up something in your environment variables.

One note, the only bug I encountered on WSL was an ASGI error which I was able to fix by fixing python-engineio==4.5.1 (basically install python-engineio-4.5.1 first and then install Reflex). However, this should be fixed according to this issue. So you might want to try installing Reflex as usual first.

If you still have problems, let me know! :)

Best,
Divin

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Hello @divin,
thank you very much for your response and time. I tried removing the folder completely and cloning it again and trying again. Note I am using pyenv, which I guess it doesn't matter but just in case.
I did install reflex via your requirements.txt but also tried installing the latest version, same result.

What I realize now is that when doing the reflex init I get: bun was installed successfully to ~/.reflex/.bun/bin/bun. But as you can see when executing the reflex run it is trying to find bun in another path which doesn't exist. I tried adding this to PATH environment variable but I still get the error.

I guess if I just make reflex try to find bun in the correct path it will work, but can not find how to do that. What do you think?

Best regards,

Andrés

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I guess there is something messed up with the environment variables now and Reflex is confused which path it should use 😄

I guess if I just make reflex try to find bun in the correct path it will work, but can not find how to do that.

Good point, you can do that by adding the bun_path to the rxconfig.py. It should look something like this:

config = WebsiteConfig(
    app_name="website",
    env=rx.Env.DEV,
    bun_path="~/.reflex/.bun/bin/bun",
)

Not sure if Reflex can handle this type of path or if you have to provide the absolute or relative path.
Let me know if this solved the issue :)

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