I am working on typescript api i merged all the data with this api i am getting some data from another api function merged with this api, I will give my some code only data adding first index of array. I need to “Communes” and “Category” and “Location” data add all issuer_id this data i will show below. This code
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NPM: request to https://registry.npmjs.org/corepack failed, reason: connect EHOSTUNREACH
NPM used to work no problem but now for some reason anything I try to do that involves connecting to the registry times out. The failure message I get from NPM is request to https://registry.npmjs.org/corepack failed, reason: connect EHOSTUNREACH 2606:4700::6810:1223:443 The command I’m running is npm update -g. I’m on Arch Linux, and I installed the NPM package from arch.
make mysql connection error in lambda, why?
I wonder difference to main, function environment nodejs 14.x mysql2 2.2.3 I made code, call pool.getconnection in main, it’s fine(success data from db) but can’t get a data from function. I wonder why this can’t get from function can’t find error log only find Promise pending.. Promise { } Answer The getConnection method does not return a Promise, you should
How to post a file in Vue?
How do I post a file in Vue? I am using Django. My response is ok. Answer I solved my problem: my views.py My .vue file
Integrate Nodejs Backend with React Frontend App
I am building an app that uses node.js for backend and react for frontend. In the backend, i have 2 functions that implement a post request. In my react function: I want to show a spinner while waiting for the response data from the API request. For the triggerGrading function which only returns ok if successful, I want to be
In express.js, when to use a middleware and when to use a regular function?
I am making a login authentication module using a regular function in my project. However, I see many developers online using middleware to achieve the same purpose. I am so confused about when to use middleware and when to use a normal function. In general, when is it appropriate to use middleware, does it somehow related to some specific scenarios?
What is the NodeJS ES6 equivalent of let PouchDB = require(‘pouchdb’)?
I am trying to follow the tutorial at https://medium.com/beginners-guide-to-mobile-web-development/getting-started-with-pouchdb-f0f3d7baebab to use PouchDB inside of a server-side NodeJS script. and I’m getting stuck in Step 1: const PouchDB = require(‘pouchdb’); this results in: ReferenceError: require is not defined in ES module scope, you can use import instead When I google the error, I am told to change “type”:”module” to “type”:”commonjs”. Unfortunately,
DiscordJSv14 Recording / Receiving Voice Audio
So I’m working on a Discord bot using JS and DiscordJSv14, and want the bot to use audio from a voice chat to send to another bot, some type of listen and snitch bot. So far I got the Bot’s connecting to the voice call but can’t get any of the packets to send to the other bot. Here’s some
Two arrays of varying lengths, each object in array_1 must get a copy of each object in array_2
We have two arrays that are based on the results of two MySQL SELECT queries, array_1 looks something like this: And array_2 looks like something this: I need to end up with a single array where each object in array_1 has a copy of each object in array_2. I.e. each “studentID” gets a copy of every “pacesetterID”. I’ve tried forEach
Cannot set headers after they are sent to the client (Node.js)
So basically when I try to log a user in and I type the password or username wrong and then I try to log in with correct credentials I get this error. And this is my code in auth.js What should I do? Is something wrong with my code? Answer !user && res.status(401).json(‘Wrong User Name’); as a statement is IMHO