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Execute Powershell script from Node.js with ES6 Modules enabled

I need to execute a Powershell file on my NodeJS server and the answer to that is allready given in this post. However I am unable to replace const { exec } = require(‘child_process’); or var spawn = require(“child_process”).spawn; with the needed Import since my Server is running with ES6 Modules enabled in the package.json “type”: “module” Does anybody know

Node js Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected identifier

When I call node filename.js then it return an error.(Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected identifier). How can I fix it? Thanks Answer You are inside the node command mode after you type node, you should quit with Ctrl + C and you only need to run your js file in the terminal with node jsfile.js instead of running in the node command

Powershell with Selenium: Error: element not interactable

I need to update a textarea with a value. The code below throws an error “element not interactable”. This is because the textarea has “display:none”. If I remove the word NONE manually and then run the script again, it works great and is able to set the value of the textarea. So the only option available is to use Javascript

(PERCY) Warning: skipping visual tests. PERCY_TOKEN was not provided

I’m getting this error below everytime I try to run ‘npx percy exec — node snapshots.js’. PowerShell Terminal Problem Image -> https://i.stack.imgur.com/XCSj6.png I have followed this Tutorial -> https://docs.percy.io/docs/percyscript-tutorial Anyone know how to solve this? I looked everywhere and found nothing. Thank you in advance! Answer PowerShell has a different syntax for working with Environment Variables. Try this: Powershell Help

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