WARN Constants Failed to get LMStudio models: fetch failed
WARN Constants Failed to get LMStudio models: fetch failed
WARN Constants Failed to get LMStudio models: fetch failed
Also Ollama is local so don’t think the following should be displayed on the screen…?
Ollama API Key:
Not set (will still work if set in .env file)
Also I just realised when following an installation guide I failed to - Increase the Ollama Context Window
Is this a deal breaker…?
Initially it started working and built an index page then moved on to the next then hung.
I have been using Bolt.new for the last couple of weeks and churned though millions of tokens unnecessarily for silly errors that Bolt introduced then had to undo but it would make the same mistakes again and again costing a lot of my monthly balance.
Hoping to get this local copy of Bolt.diy up and running quickly and very excited to share some of my recent works with the community also.
Thanks so much to @ColeMedin for your incredible foresight and investment into this project so far.
Thanks, were you got this instructions (google sheet) from? I dont there is a need for changing the dev line and you should stick to the provided docs from this project: https://stackblitz-labs.github.io/bolt.diy/#setup
So dont change the package.json. It should work fine.
Just an FYI, you can set the repo name (without rename later) with git clone {url} {name}. This is useful if you need a copy of a repo but git won’t let you by the same name (like stupidly, i sometime clone a repo twice, once with {repo}-clean for faster searching without all the node junk, lol).
The note is wrong, you don’t need to do anything, this is all set by remix. DON’T DO STEP 5. And I didn’t think you need to do any of that Ollama stuff, because I think that’s the default. But if you want to uncomment the flag in the .env for that, fine. But that is all I’d do.
Just follow the instructions on the repo.
Basically, not using docker: git clone https://github.com/stackblitz-labs/bolt.diy cd bolt.diy npn install pnpm pnpm install pnpm run dev
Note: Make sure to copy .env.example to .env, add all your keys and/or baseUrl paths (but I believe this assumes their defaults because both Ollama and LMStudio worked for me).
That’s it, install Ollama and/or LMSudio with defaults and Bolt.diy should just pick them up.
Please take the lesson here not to just take any random instructions as gospel.
So maybe just try a clean install and see if it works.
I answered that. It’s default, the fallback is already set in the code. Just follow the instructions… Thinking that there is something missing does not mean it is. I believe you are over-troubleshooting a problem that does not exist. We’ve all been there, and it doesn’t matter what version you are setting up because they should all be the same, this has not changed.
My Ollama starts by default, I did not set this. But you can use ollama serve I believe. But if it’s in your system tray, or can visit the url endpoint, it’s already running.
And .env.local is fine, I think it looks for both.
Also, another little note. The base URL should NOT end in “/”. I did that once on something and it resulted in a console error ...//v1/messages or something. Basically, it causes two slashes.
If you run into issues after a clean setup and making sure ollama is running (just browse to the URL/Port it uses, it should say Ollama is running or something), provide your console log errors (screenshot is fine).
And what operating system are you on? I’m assuming Windows (version…)?
I think the issue was I don’t have enough grunt on my machine to run this so I’ve swapped to a windows gamer machine and starting from scratch. I am installing in D drive and getting an issue as the path doesn’t have usr/local/bin
The guide doesn’t mention anything about managing this just says you should be good to go. I can update path through normal means but since I’m installing on D drive, I assume dependencies will be different too…
Installing at…
PS D:\coding\git\bolt.diy>
Mode LastWriteTime Length Name
Can you post the screenshot / exact error you get please?
It find it a bit confusing that you get “usr/local/bin” because this should be only on unix based systems, doesnt it? windows does not have these folder structure