Build issues on ubuntu 12.xx

[jamespsterling]

after doing npm install, running gulp produces the following:

ERROR in (undefined) ./src/router.js Module build failed: SyntaxError: /apps/yoggle/src/router.js: Unexpected token (16:30) 14 | const router = new Router(on => { 15 |

16 | on('*', async (state, next) => { | ^ 17 | const component = await next(); 18 | return component && {component}; 19 | });

ERROR in (undefined) ./src/server.js Module build failed: SyntaxError: /apps/yoggle/src/server.js: Unexpected token (29:39) 27 | const template = _.template(fs.readFileSync(templateFile, 'utf8')); 28 |

29 | server.get('*', async (req, res, next) => { | ^ 30 | try { 31 | let statusCode = 200; 32 | const data = { title: '', description: '', css: '', body: '' };

ERROR in ./src/router.js
Module build failed: SyntaxError: /apps/yoggle/src/router.js: Unexpected token (16:30)
  14 | const router = new Router(on => {
  15 |
> 16 |   on('*', async (state, next) => {
     |                               ^
  17 |     const component = await next();
  18 |     return component && <App context={state.context}>{component}</App>;
  19 |   });

ERROR in ./src/server.js
Module build failed: SyntaxError: /apps/yoggle/src/server.js: Unexpected token (29:39)
  27 | const template = _.template(fs.readFileSync(templateFile, 'utf8'));
  28 |
> 29 | server.get('*', async (req, res, next) => {
     |                                        ^
  30 |   try {
  31 |     let statusCode = 200;
  32 |     const data = { title: '', description: '', css: '', body: '' };

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[vladikoff]

Gulp is no longer used, please try again with master branch

[AmitMY]

@jamespsterling Please revisit this issue, and close it if necessary. It seems to be fixed

[ulani]

@jamespsterling thank you very much for crating this issue! Unfortunately, we have close it due to inactivity. Feel free to re-open it or join our Discord channel for discussion.

NOTE: The main branch has been updated with React Starter Kit v2, using JAM-style architecture.