I'm building a serverinfo slash command with an embed builder for my discord bot however I'm coming across this error which may be due to my .addFields section of my code. The following is the error I get when testing…
I'm encountering an error while trying to install the npm package "esbuild" in a Docker build process. The build was working fine previously, and I haven't made any significant changes recently. However, the build now fails with the following error…
What is the best way in NodeJS to create a function that returns true iff a string contains an english word longer than 3 letters? The code will be placed in a lambda, so I'm looking for the most efficient…
Description: Whenever I switch from using localhost as my API endpoint to my actual backend live URL, I encounter two errors in my React application. Here are the errors I'm facing: PATCH https://hobby-hunter-api.onrender.com/users/6488a0ab682e930dcd661111/64628638beaa4cc4aecd3a42 404 (Not Found) in Friend.jsx:25 `Uncaught TypeError:…
I only want to remove the extra commas but don't want to shift any data. Just remove the extra commas and left that cell to be empty. a b c d e f First row 1 0 , , ,…
Name,distribution and price are all fine only when I give category I get this error. I am giving it the way it is structured in the database and still getting the error. Problem with words? Someone will point out a…
My aggregate query '$dateDiff': { 'startDate': '$updatedAt', 'endDate': new Date(), 'unit': "hour" } Example: My updatedAt is 10:00 (2023-06-08T10:00:00.502+00:00) and my now is 1:50 (2023-06-08T13:54:00.502+00:00 ) My expected dateDiff is 3 but this is returning me 4. Its rounding off…
I have a request I receive through a webhook which returns the following object as req.body: {"appId":"7HPEPVBTZGDCP","merchants":{"6RDH804A896K1":[{"objectId":"O9FN4R9BMKXQ0","type":"UPDATE","ts":1686754357822},{"objectId":"OE87DT9330H7R","type":"UPDATE","ts":1686754358007}]}} The issue i am having is although I can access the merchants through req.body.merchants, that is a key/value pair with the key being…
In a Node.js server routes get request data as follows: router.get( '/dog', (req, res) => { req.something... } ) For debugging purposes, I want to inspect what gets sent as the req object for a call like the following: fetch(/app/dog)…
Here's the flow: Hit the stripe checkout end-point If the payment was successful, send an email to user Email includes: Customer Name Starting date Ending date So, far I'm able to hit the stripe checkout end-point then redirecting the user…