Closed raydot closed 4 years ago
Hello.
Try cloning the main repository with completed application (updated for Babel) and taking it from there.
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I can't get the course files to run. I get a lot of errors mostly related to the fact that Babel no longer supports es2015.
First error is a problem with Uglify:
ERROR in bundle.js from UglifyJs Unexpected token: punc (}) [bundle.js:5644,0]
Then a MODULE_NOT_FOUND error from cross-env
{
code: 'MODULE_NOT_FOUND'
}
npm ERR! code ELIFECYCLE
npm ERR! errno 1
npm ERR! isomorphic-react@1.0.0 build: cross-env webpack --config ./webpack.config.prod.babel.js
It doesn't get much better from there. Any chance you're feeling like updating this course for 2020?
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I was facing the same issue However I have disabled the uglify and the project works now.
I had same issue. It was a line of code in the webpack file that minimizes the js. Needs be removed for and updated choice.
Dan
Issue #17 shows solutions, exactly what I did!
I cloned the full version and took it from there as suggested above. Wasn't as exciting but...
I'm gonna close this although anyone who comes along later with questions please feel free to ask!
I can't get the course files to run. I get a lot of errors mostly related to the fact that Babel no longer supports es2015.
First error is a problem with Uglify:
Then a MODULE_NOT_FOUND error from cross-env
It doesn't get much better from there. Any chance you're feeling like updating this course for 2020?