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how to run locally on macbook m1 #246
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👋 Hello @santhoshnumberone, thank you for your interest in make-sense - free to use online tool for labelling photos! 🏷️ 🐞 Bug reportsIf you noticed that make-sense is not working properly, please provide us with as much information as possible. To make your life easier, we have prepared a bug report template containing all the relevant details. We know, we ask for a lot... However, please believe that knowing all that extra information - like the type of browser you use or the version of node you have installed - really helps us to solve your problems faster and more efficiently. 😉 💬 Get in touchIf you've been trying to contact us but for some reason we haven't responded to your issue yet, don't hesitate to get back to us on Gitter or Twitter. 💻 Local setup# clone repository
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# navigate to main dir
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npm start To ensure proper functionality of the application locally, an npm |
@rasyidf do you use Macbook M1? |
I don't have it ATM. my suggestion is to change the docker image with alpine linux and run it via docker. tensorflow js wasn't available in M1 yet. so perhaps if containerized. it will work. another suggestion is to separate the tensorflow to be optional for mac M1 |
perhaps because of this limitation. the only thing to consider is adding warning in the README.MD that for MacBook M1 users you have to use something like vercel or heroku. I'll keep tracking the official repo of tfjs if it's available (M1 support). |
whoa, I remember that containerized doesn't mean we changed the cpu and architecture. if you have virtual machine with x86/ x64 OS inside. it will work. |
Oh... 😞. So in that, we have only one option: Try to make tf.js install optional based on the platform. And then turn off using tf.js in the UI for Macbook M1 users. They would be able to install the tool, but not to use all the features. |
or hack the way with custom build for M1 and paste into node_modules |
Hi @santhoshnumberone and @rasyidf I have MacBook with M1 now. I installed make-sense locally without any problems. For that reason I'm closing this issue. If similar problems will happen once again in the future we will of course reopen :) |
Not able to run using
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I don't know how to build using docker
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