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I am for some mysterious reason unable to require my local file. I have tried reinstalling node.js and moving the file to a different directory with no luck. What am I doing wrong?
My file structure
My index.js file
Looks like the ./YouTubeNotifier/yeet.js should be replaced as ./YoutubeNotifier/yeet.js. This should fix the issue.
Bonus tip - How do the program search for the files?
It checks node_modules folder - require('some-library');
It checks the path - require('./YoutubeNotifier/yeet.js');
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I have mastered python, html, css and i wanted to start learning React. I am totally new to React, i am trying to create a messeging website. I keep getting Module not found: Error: Can't resolve './App'. I dont understand why i am getting this error, ive tried everything including starting all over again and i keep getting the exact same error.
files
index.js - This is where i am getting the error
app.jsx
I am following this tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MJzbJQLGehs
I followed exactly all the steps he did. I did some research and tried a couple of things but none work. Does someone know why this might be happening?
Your App.jsx file name is App,.jsx thats why it is giving that error.
Rename your file with App.jsx and you are good to go
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When I realize a code coverage using Cypress in my Virtual Machine (Debian Bullseye) I can't get the results. But, when I clone my project to my Windows machine everything works.
In linux return this code coverage:
Index.html inside lcov-report
Using terminal
In windows:
Windows code coverage
Before the test also return this message:
ERROR:gpu_memory_buffer_support_x11.cc(44)] dri3 extension not supported
I reboot my VM and everything is back to working
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My console showed this message today. In my console, no error is described, but i still see that red flag, why?
Im using electron, electron client, and gulp
Looks like you have filtered the chrome console. Click on the console sidebar & change the filter
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I'm trying to host a page on GitHub pages, but I seem to be having some errors with it.
From what I understand, everything is where it should be, but I keep getting a 404 error when I try and access the page.
Link to the repo:
https://github.com/Karan-Ghatt/My-Portfolio
It should be active at:
https://karan-ghatt.github.io/My-Portfolio/
I would really appreciate if you could have a look and see if you can tell what's going on.
Much love people!
EDIT:
Thank you for your help, this turned out to be a naming error.
Your index.html starts with a capital 'I', making it Index.html.
Your site is live at https://karan-ghatt.github.io/My-Portfolio/Index.html.
You can rename the Index.html to index.html so that the directory call catches it.
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I have a HTML page with : <script scr="myJavaScriptFile.js"></script>,
and a javascript file named myJavaScriptFile.js (in the same folder).
My problem : the javascript don't work because the file is not loaded I think. The "sources" tab of google chrome tool for inspect elements show me NOT my .js file.
I have other pages with script which work well so I don't know what is the problem.
It's a misspelling, it should be src, not scr:
<script src="myJavaScriptFile.js"></script>
^^^
Just a typo in your code:
<script src="myJavaScriptFile.js"></script>