Closed kumaranando85 closed 6 years ago
Hi Aasim, You just directly put the credentials in your file and not use process.env altogether. It worked for me.
Thanks, Kumar
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Yeah, I thought of that too. But I tried to switch package.json
of the a03f523888
commit with mine temporarily then I ran npm install
on it and it worked. Then I switched back to my package.json
and ran npm install
on it and it surprisingly worked too :smile:. I have no idea why or how :joy:
That's when I decided to delete my comment :smiley: Thanks for your time :smiley:
I know that you fixed it, but for anyone in future reading this and not wanting to waste time (Like I wasted about an hour looking around for solutions), restart your VSCode after installing ESLint, and then you can restart your server. This package won't work without doing t hat.
Hi Brian, It seems that the pet finder api has changed and your method is returning undefined when required and also the key passed to the breed.list method is coming out to be undefined can you please suggest anything. Here is the url getting generated by the petfinder
Your help would be highly appreciable.
Thanks