I’m running bolt.diy on Docker. I was able to built a React app fine earlier, but now I’ve hit a wall…
I’m trying to build a Python app, and I’m getting stuck because pip doesn’t exist. RPython doesn’t have ensurepip and any curl requests I make to install pip manually fail. I see the @cloudflare/workerd-linux-64 processes running in the container, but I’m not familiar enough with Web assembly to hack at this one.
If my issues are valid,
Is it possible to choose the WASM runtime for the Bolt Terminal?
If not,
what do I need to do to get pip present on the Bolt terminal?
at the moment bolt.diy and the webcontainer just supports NodeJS based applications. Also the system prompts are just optimized for nodejs applications and not for python, so even if it would work, I think you will not always get the best possible code out of it.
Dont think you can do anything about it yourself within the webcontainer.
According to Difference between lovable and bolt? it seems like pip not being present is a known thing.
I really wish this was more apparent. There’s nothing in the documentation that speaks to this.