Followed a tutorial that uses CommonJS to export/require different keys based on the environment. How do I get it to work with ES Modules import/export? This was the code he used: if (process.env.NODE_ENV === "production") { module.exports = require('./prod') else…
node.js server app.post('/create-checkout-session', (req,res) =>{ console.log(req.form); console.log(req.body); const session = await stripe.checkout.sessions.create({ line_items: [ { price: "price_id", quantity: 1, }, ], metadata: { id: 1, email: "soubhagya", }, mode: "payment", success_url: `https://www.youtube.com/?success=true`, cancel_url: `https://www.youtube.com/?canceled=true`, }); res.redirect(303, session.url); }) React frontend…
I'm using node & express to make a server but for some reason the error occurring in a router does not get handled & crashes the entire server: Server.js: import SubRouter from './routes/SubRouter.js'; import express from 'express'; const server =…
i got error: const openai = new OpenAIApi({ key: apiKey }); ^ TypeError: OpenAIApi is not a constructor when I'm trying to create an openai api using nodejs(v16.7.0). I've follow the code in documentation and installed the openai api(v4.3.1) code…
I have created a webpage and using postgresql as database. It works simply :- register users name, email and password login using registered email and password and then a welcome messege appears Now, i added another button 'forgot password' button…
My Code: function checkLogIn() { var emailValue = document.getElementById("emails").value; var usernameValue = document.getElementById("username").value; var passwordValue = document.getElementById("password").value; knex("users").select("id").where({ email: emailValue, username: usernameValue, password: passwordValue, }); } It should takes values from HTML and compare HTML values with MySQL DB values.…
So, I'm implementing some tracing logic and want to standardize how my spans are created. I want them to be named after the function they're instantiated inside without having to explicitly pass the name of the function every time. Seems…
I am developing an online game using socket.io. Node.js in server side and JavaScript on client side. Everything works well but when the client goes offline and comeback online the events are not send to the client. Inside the server…
I have an issue with Next.js. The problem is that when trying to make a fetch to an API request, I encounter this: consola and I'm not sure why. I've already deleted the database of my API, so it shouldn't…
My use case: I select text on any website on the internet I want the selected text in a web page to be divided into paragraphs, so I use two 'n' to get the number of paragraphs in a web…