Ideally I’d like to build a package to deploy to Debian. Ideally the installation process would check the system has the required dependencies installed, as well as configure Cronjobs, set up users etc. I’ve tried googling around and I understand a .deb is the format I can distribute in – but that is as far as I got since I’m
Tag: node.js
npm install giving errors : [node version : 16.2.0 and npm version : 7.13.0]
The command used : sudo npm install I am trying to execute this command inside the a specific folder. The package.json file is as shown: I have included parts of the log file which mentioned about the errors. The logs are : I have included parts of the log file which mentioned about the errors. I have included parts of
Setup Node.JS Server on Ubuntu
I am using the MEAN Stack and I could run my frontend already. After ng build I moved all the content in the dist folder to var/www/html and could access my website. I’m using Apache and my frontend is now available online. The problem is now my backend. I am using Node.js but I have no clue how I can
Failed to commit transaction (conflicting files) when updating packages on Manjaro [closed]
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How to check if my input file is valid and existed in Javascript?
I am getting strings from a text file in Javascript. I just want to show a message whenever the user enters the wrong file name or invalid file name. like this: console.log(“You input is invalid”); My code to read my text file and transfer the data to my variable is as follow: I don’t know how to check the existence
Azure BotFrameworkAdapter Error 400 missing parameter type
I’ve deploy my node.js server into Azure by new AppService linux. It correctly start, because if I call one http get it return the correct data. But when I try to call the post url that make a: it return I’ve already check if the bot have the correct appId and pwd, and it’s are ok. This is my index.js
NodeJS – Error: connect ECONNREFUSED 127.0.0.1:port (chrome-remote-interface)
I made a script using chrome-launcher and chrome-remote-interface to save a webpage to pdf using Chrome. It works without any issue on my Windows machine, but when I try it on CentOS 7, I obtain the following error and I can’t figure out why. Both use Chrome v86. On Windows I use NodeJS v12.18.4 On Linux I tried both v15.1
expo publish always ends up in Javascript head out of memory on Ubuntu
I have a PC running Ubuntu 20.04.1 LTS with 16GB RAM. I am trying to build apk of a expo react app. Whenever I try to run expo publish –release-channel channel_name it always runs out of memory and gives me following stacktrace: I tried setting up NODE_OPTIONS=–max_old_space_size=8192 and then on running v8.getHeapStatistics() I see following result: I still get same
Docker node cannot find file on mounted volume
I’m trying to run a docker container that has a volume mounted on it that contains ssl keys/files. I keep getting a file not found error when I’ve triple-looked at all the directories and the error and can’t seem to wonder what is going on. To start off, here’s the portion of my code that I’m trying to run that’s
spawn strace command with Node.js child_process
Since I’m not happy with this approach and I got no answers, I’m trying another method to track the output of an already running program. I based this code on this Unix Stack Exchange and what I’m trying to do is just retrieve the log information of a program that is already running. Obs: to use strace without sudo you