unable to open database

[AlfredoCubitos]

I tried to build a development environment.

The command sudo node_modules/.bin/gulp deploy --force seems to work fine, no errors.
calling moodeutl -r throws the following error:

Error: unable to open database "/var/local/www/db/moode-sqlite3.db": unable to open database file
watchdog.sh: no process found
worker.php: no process found
rm: cannot remove '/var/run/worker.pid': No such file or directory
Failed to stop mpd2cdspvolume.service: Unit mpd2cdspvolume.service not loaded.
Failed to stop localdisplay.service: Unit localdisplay.service not loaded.
PHP Fatal error:  Uncaught PDOException: SQLSTATE[HY000] [14] unable to open database file in /var/www/inc/sql.php:11
Stack trace:
#0 /var/www/inc/sql.php(11): PDO->__construct()
#1 /var/www/daemon/worker.php(29): sqlConnect()
#2 {main}

The database file does not exist.
Shouldn't it created automatically or have I to do this manually?

[AlfredoCubitos]

ok, I found out that I have to use --all option.
The database was created, but with no content.
So I added the content with the sqlite3 command .read
When I call moodeutl -r the host reboots!! :-(

Whats going wrong???

[moodeaudio]

What I did on my Mac is clone the moode repo, change into the moode dir and then run the commands below

lt5user@LT5 moode % sudo node_modules/.bin/gulp build && sudo node_modules/.bin/gulp deploy --test

Then I end up with a dir named build

lt5user@LT5 moode % ls build                                                                      
cache	develop	dist
lt5user@LT5 moode % 

The dist dir has all of /var/www/ which I then pull (all or in part) from my Pi's by mounting a containing SMB share on my Mac and using cp commands.

# From the Pi mount the Mac share and copy some files
sudo bash -c './devutl.sh -m;
cp /mnt/moode-player/GitHub/moode/build/dist/var/www/util/* /var/www/util/;
cp /mnt/moode-player/GitHub/moode/build/dist/var/www/command/* /var/www/command/'

The Pi's are running moOde (latest release) and so already have /var/local/www and the rest of the application files.

This process works great for me but other devs in our Forum do it differently and could prolly help you get going. You might want to get a Forum account and post your questions there. Just send an email to forum at moodeaudio dot org with your preferred userid (>= 5 chars) and I'll create an account for you.