I am currently in the process of developing a dApp for a local business, however the moralis node module seems to have started to get buggy.
I am using Next.js & React with Yarn
i ran yarn add moralis with the error as
as a result the local server throws this error​
I have tried uninstalling package and reinstalling, removing yarn.lock and package-lock.
I have tried all the other locations available for the (import Moralis from "Location") spot.
it should look like this if you are using react moralis
const { Moralis } = useMoralis(). Right now you are importing it from the wrong path
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I create a Vite React project with yarn create vite.
When I try to import a async component from local server,
VSCode show errors but vite compiled the code without errors.
How to stop VSCode from keep reporting the error?
In my portfolio app, I'm trying to merge a PR into the main branch, which contains code to implement React Query. The app works fine on development but when I try to deploy it, Vercel gives me the error above that apparently occurs when they try to build my app.
I tried installing ts-toolbelt as a dependency but it doesn't seem to work.
Here's the project's repo and precisely to the failing PR (You wont' get access to the vercel deployment details as it's my account, but every error that appears is shown in the picture above)
Same thing happened to me and after some research looks like the ts-toolbar version that comes in the React-Query package is not compatible with the Typescript version my React app is using.
To fix it I added a resolutions field on the package.json to force the ts-toolbelt dependency to a compatible version, like so:
"resolutions": {
"ts-toolbelt": "6.15.5"
}
6.15.5 being the ts-toolbelt version compatible with my Typescript version (3.8.3)
Then running yarn install solved the issue for me.
I have found a framework for integrating IronSource ad network with my react native project here.
I have a searched a lot in internet and have already tried opening an issue in the repository but no luck.
I did as it said in the readme file like so:
First installing the dependency
npm install #wowmaking/react-native-iron-source --save
Then linking the dependency
react-native link #wowmaking/react-native-iron-source
And finally importing the dependency
import { IronSource } from '#wowmaking/react-native-iron-source';
But as soon as I try to run my application I get this error:
native module cant be null
I don't know if I'm doing it right or not please help!
I'm using react native 0.60.5
I'm contributor of #wowmaking/react-native-iron-source.
Readme was updated for RN 60 last month. You dont need to link it anymore for RN 60.
npm install #wowmaking/react-native-iron-source --save
Add a repo to your android/app/build.gradle file
allprojects {
repositories {
// Existing repos here
// ...
maven { url "https://dl.bintray.com/ironsource-mobile/android-sdk" }
}
}
You are ready to run your app.
Add mediation networks which you need. Follow official docs.
https://github.com/wowmaking/react-native-iron-source#mediation-setup
Re-build your project via:
react-native run-android
Trying to create a panel plugin with react in Grafana.
As shown in their demos, added the workshop-panel created by them and added it my set up.
When running it, getting the error:
Failed to import plugin module TypeError: a.ReactPanelPlugin is not a constructor
I got the same error. This it is probably due to grafana latest not yet fully supporting the react plugins.
What I did to solve it:
Use yarn link as described here: https://www.npmjs.com/package/#grafana/ui:
"For development purposes we suggest using yarn link that will create symlink to #grafana/ui lib. To do so navigate to packages/grafana-ui
and run yarn link. Then, navigate to your project and run yarn link
#grafana/ui to use the linked version of the lib. To unlink follow the
same procedure, but use yarn unlink instead."
Then in the react panels module.tsx change export const reactPanel = new PanelPlugin(MyPanel); to export const plugin = new PanelPlugin(MyPanel);
It worked for me :-)
I've started a react-native project generated using the cli. The app seems to be working just fine but i've notice that the import points to typescript cache instead of local node_modules. I'm not even using typescript.
IDE: vscode 1.19.3
import React, { Component } from 'react';
module
"/Users/MyMac/Library/Caches/typescript/2.6/node_modules/#types/react/index"
This is expected for JavaScript. These #types files power VS Code IntelliSense for npm modules such as react. The react module itself will still be imported from your local node_modules
See our documentation on Automatic type acquisition for more details