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Static HTML export fails with AttributeError: 'str' object has no attribute 'mkdir' #181
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I am also getting the same issue, I installed with I'm not able to generate any HTML exports, and because of this i'm not able to view it in the browser either, I get a weird HTTP 403 error when opening the localhost. Happy to provide more debug information if requested. System Information:
Error:
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I tried rolling back to slack-export-viewer: v1.2.1 and I no longer get the mkdir error (excepted since html-output was recently added), however i'm still getting a very generic HTTP 403 error, with no real details in the Browser. UI:
Console: Network:
Update: Changing the default port to |
Browser version works for me but i see the same AttributeError: 'str' object has no attribute 'mkdir' error. Python 3.11 running with sudo. |
Looks promising. @bhawk123 , while waiting for v1.3.1 to be released, is there a way to install a version of slack-export-viewer with this fix in place via pip/pipx or would I need to clone the repo and merge the PR in myself and run it from there? |
Whenever I run any variation of the following command
slack-export-viewer -z ./source.zip --no-browser --html-only -o ./slack-html-archive/
I get the following traceback and no output is created:
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