Category "fs"

Module not found: Error: Can't resolve 'fs' in dotenv/lib

All of a sudden, when creating a react production build, I get this error. > [email protected] build > react-scripts build Creating an optimized product

Module not found: Error: Can't resolve 'fs' in dotenv/lib

All of a sudden, when creating a react production build, I get this error. > [email protected] build > react-scripts build Creating an optimized product

Two empty strings are not equal in Javascript error

Before you dislike, leave a comment telling me why... One of these strings is imported using fs and the other is created through code. I noticed some weird char

Error [ERR_STREAM_WRITE_AFTER_END]: write after end

Code explanation: I am returning specific HTML file when user visit specific url: const http = require('http'); const fs = require('fs'); fs.readFile('./f

appendFile nodejs not working properly in production

i'm doing an upload function with chunks, locally it's working properly, but when I go up to production, the file being fully grouped by appendFile is not compl

How to convert ReadableStream into ReadStream in NodeJS?

I'm using nodemailer, and pdfmake to create a pdf, and send it in the email's attachments. I don't have too much experience with file handling in NodeJS, and I

Node - Can't seek audio stream

I have created a simple server that uses the fs module to stream an mp3 file to a browser which plays it in an html5 audio element. As it is, the audio streams

FS.Readable Stream skipping rows when importing to noSQL using Mongoose schemas

I am attempting to import a CSV using my mongoose modal and regardless of its size, I am importing the first 2 rows and then every other row. const fs = require

fs::dir_ls() returns unreadable output for file paths with chinese characters inside

I'm using fs::dir_ls() to get excel file paths under a directory main_path, but since there are Chinese characters in the file paths, I get an unreadable output

Uploading metadata to IPFS using Pinata API for NFTs

I'm having an issue uploading my metadata to Pinata via their API. I've tried it in a test file and it works perfectly, but in my larger file, it's throwing an

return an array from glob node js

The issue I'm using the answer here Get all files recursively in directories NodejS however, when I assign it to a constant I'm trying to return the directori