While Rio allows users to write apps in 100% Python, Rio itself has both a Python and a TypeScript component. In order to get started using Rio from the repository, you'll have to build the typescript Component as well. Here's the commands:
git clone [email protected]:rio-labs/rio.git
cd rio
rye sync
rye run dev-build
python -m pre_commit install
Rye and npm don't get along well on windows. If the build command above fails,
try to build directly using npm
:
npm run dev-build
frontend/
- TypeScript code for the Rio frontendprototyping
- Contains a bunch of random files used during development. To be honest, we probably shouldn't be committing this folder :/raw-icons
- In addition to the official material icons, Rio ships with some of its own. This directory contains any and all custom icons.rio/
- Python code for the Rio backendscripts/
- Contains scripts which are tangentially related to Rio, but not used during runtime. For example, you can find benchmarking and publishing scripts heretests/
- Duh.