I'm working on a react-three project and everything seemed to be working fine. The problem is after a while, when I restart my dev server (yarn start) the react seems to not be loading.
When I console.log inside of the index.html file it does show up the console, so javascript seems to work. I have no error inside of my terminal, but I do get this error in the console:
I already tried reinstalling my modules, but it didn't fix anything. This this is the second time it has happend to me, and after a while I get tired of searching for the error and I just pull my project from git and copy paste my code, and everything works again...
Does anyone know what could be causing this issue?
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For my companies site, we are trying to load a list of podcasts, and using the plyr-react npm package to do so. I have built the implementation for this and it runs fine locally, but when we merged the PR into staging which automatically deploys to heroku, we get an error locally in the console which is in the image attached below. I've pulled the latest staging branch a few times, and have gone to this page and it works fine on my local development setup. However, it just gives a white screen and gives use this error below. Any help would be much appreciated. We have no clue what is causing this error
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I am new to react-native and expo stuff. I was working on an application that worked fine until I installed react-native-wifi-reborn.
I was following this article since I wanted to connect to wifi from the app (This was the requirement).
After adding react-native-wifi-reborn, my project started without issues until I got an error in WifiManager.connectToProtectedSsid usage.
It was a logical error and I made small code changes (I was passing the incorrect wifi password), restarted the project, and started getting the below error. I tried removing react-native-wifi-reborn and now I tried googling it but no luck. This error just won't go.
I am getting the below error whenever I try to run the project, it was working fine till now
My app.json
babel.config.json
package.json
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Ps: I don't want to install typescript, not comfortable using it. Please help how to fix.
Before I always debug an reactjs application in vscode directly in the jsx component file. Now I can't do it because when I try to debug vscode tries to debug a file called main.chunk.js. I'm using chrome too.
Vs Code Debugging a main.chunk.js
I would like to return debugging directly in component jsx file. Do you have a suggestions of how to do it ?
Same problem here! =(
The funny thing is that the first time it works correctly by vscode, but during the debug it stops working and goes into main.chunk.js.
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A modification I made here and that apparently worked...
In the browser:
Inspect > Preference Settings > Workspace > Add Folder (Project Root)
I was getting the same issue and tried multiple settings before reinstalling VSCode. Even installing the same version seems to have fixed this issue for me. Will update if I run into the issue again.
Happens to me sometimes with REACT + vs code.
Usually after I save, and react live updates and recompiles the code.
I find that if I stop the npm process which is serving react: npm start, and then restart both it, and the vscode debugger, then everything works.
I recently got an error when compiling React projects. I launch the app normally, it launches my APP. But sometimes it happens to show the attached error and the application stops. So I need to run the start command again.
I tried removing node_modules folder and installing again, but it didn't work. I couldn't find the reason.
Any suggestion?
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So I am working with NextJs and facing random behavior. Once the application runs successfully, I do development and push code to Github. The next day I again run the app using npm run dev and face this.
So then I had to remove the repository and reset it again to make it work. But now today I am facing this again. I successfully worked yesterday, pushed the code to the git, and when I run this today I again face this error.
This seems to be something wrong with NextJS. Can anyone point out the cause?
For anyone else facing this annoying issue, #Pranta has already covered it. If it is random for you, and you aren't mapping anything, just do the following:
Delete the node_modules directory
Then npm install again.