Won't build! Using the "Building from Source" method.

[p1nkr0b0t]

Pacman (when in the aura-bin directory), couldn't find aura-bin, the package that MAKEPKG made! So, I installed the Haskell Stack and installed it that way with the following, output is in a Pastebin link.

https://pastebin.com/8xAH5VWP

[fosskers]

Ah I see, I believe the docs are out of date. If instead you entered the haskell/ folder first, then ran stack install, it should work. Can you confirm this?

[p1nkr0b0t]

Hm? Where would haskell/ be? (This might seem like a rather basic question, since I am still a liiiittle new to Linux, but I'm limited to pacman at the moment as I do not have an AUR helper.)
Can you give me an example as to what that would look like as a command?

[fosskers]

Gotcha. I can see from your log that you've cloned the Aura repository with git and then ran stack install from within the project root. So you did:

git clone ...
cd aura
stack install -- aura

but before the stack command, just enter the haskell/ subdirectory first:

cd haskell

and then run stack install -- aura. Let me know if it works.

[p1nkr0b0t]

Alright, thank you. I will try it when I get home.

[p1nkr0b0t]

@fosskers Hey, it's seemed to have worked! :D
The sheer amount of lines is more than my terminal can scroll lmao.
Though, on the very last one, I see this:
Warning: Installation path /home/azarel/.local/bin not found on the PATH environment variable.
Should I be worried about that, or just leave it alone?

[p1nkr0b0t]

Nvm, tried installing a random package, hollywood for the cool hackerman effects, and...
[azarel@ArchLinux haskell]$ aura -A hollywood
bash: aura: command not found
:(

[fosskers]

Right! You'll need to add /home/azarel/.local/bin to your PATH. Since your shell is probably bash, you can do a search for "how to add directory to PATH on Linux" and there should be plenty of examples of how to do that.

Let me know how it goes!