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It does work on my local pc just not when deploying

I am also running the same python version on both railway and my pc

what version of python do you use locally?

Im using 3.12.0

nixpacks doesnt support python 3.12 yet, so instead add 3.11 to a runtime.txt file

Ohhh, good to know

I just pushed with 3.11 now

I still get the same error

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python-magic-bin 0.4.14 if from 2017

Is there a way to apt-get something?

Ill try without making it 0.4.14

yeah, but may i ask why?

i would highly recommend using something pure python thats more up to date

On the python-magic github it says on Debian/Ubuntu to use sudo apt-get install libmagic1, i just didnt know if i could apt-get something on railway so i was trying to do it without using it

I couldtn find anything

because i had tried but there just wasnt anything up to date

I am using something from 7 years ago right now and it is just too outdated so I was hoping to get something a little newer

the -bin version would include libmagic1

im now thinking python-magic-bin is not compatible with python 3.8+

I dont know if i even have a python version that old on my local pc

And it does work on my local pc

I will check again to make sure

Yeha it works on my pc

using python 3.12

its already installed, so of course it will work lol

Oh wait

im tired lmao

It does install on my pc

It does install on my localpc

its already installed

I just tried uninstalling

and installing agian with --no-cache-dir

and it did work

what os are you using?

Windows 10

so its obv a lot different then ubuntu but idk

might not support ubuntu

Im guessing not

but i did read that python-magic can be installed with apt-get install

on some random website

so would i be able to test that? or is that not doable?

Oh it seems like its for python 2.7 though so nevermind

Im not very good with linux so I dont know

use this
and then place this nixpacks.toml file in your project -

[phases.setup]
  aptPkgs = ['...', 'libmagic1']

Okay let me give that a try

Im getting an Import error now, ```
File "/app/Routes/fileUploads.py", line 10, in

import magic

File "/opt/venv/lib/python3.11/site-packages/magic/init.py", line 209, in

libmagic = loader.load_lib()

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

File "/opt/venv/lib/python3.11/site-packages/magic/loader.py", line 49, in load_lib

raise ImportError('failed to find libmagic. Check your installation')

ImportError: failed to find libmagic. Check your installation```

build logs please

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is this a web app of some kind?

Yeah

Im using the magic lib for a file uplaoder

flask? fastapi?

fastapi

why arent you using gunicorn?

I wish i had an answer lol

pretty much got lazy and im jsut debugging atm

I will swap to it though

Is gunicorn like way better than uvicorn?

I havent looked into that much at all to be honest

haha im tired too, i meant uvicorn

ohh

I just do it in my python code

Because of my debugging on my pc

it was jsut quicker to run it lol

so pretty much just because im lazy

the fastapi constructor is named app right?

Yeah

Heres how i start it

Would it be better to start it using the start command, or is this just fine?

nixpacks is being difficult, we are moving to a Dockerfile, add this as a Dockerfile to your project -

FROM python:3.12

ENV PYTHONUNBUFFERED=1
ENV PIP_DISABLE_PIP_VERSION_CHECK=1

RUN apt-get update && apt-get install -y --no-install-recommends \
    gcc \
    libmagic1

WORKDIR /app

COPY requirements.txt ./

RUN pip install -r requirements.txt

COPY . ./

CMD uvicorn main:app --host 0.0.0.0 --port $PORT

(you can delete the nixpacks.toml file)

Okay, ive never toucher dockerfiles so i dont knwo them well. What do i name the file? Just Dockerfile?

correct

alright

as you can see, its just a set of commands that setup the project, super simple stuff

Yeah they seem pretty helpful

maybe ill look into them some more

not as finicky as nixpacks

It started

Let me test it out but it should work

The code ran so that seems like a good sign to me

Thank you!!

Ive been trying to figure that out for days now lol

no problem!

Have a good night!

Dockerfiles are always the answer

you too!!

Will use them in the future