On Mon, Apr 20, 2020 at 8:59 AM Roy Lenferink <rlenfer...@apache.org>
wrote:
On 2020/04/20 11:19:38, Sam Ruby <ru...@intertwingly.net> wrote:
On Mon, Apr 20, 2020 at 3:23 AM Roy Lenferink <rlenfer...@apache.org>
wrote:
Hi Sam,
I was trying to run the nodejs board agenda however it fails to show
the board agenda.
I am running on CentOS 8 with yarn installed (yarn version 1.22.4).
Running 'yarn dev' returns 'Starting the development server...,
Compiled successfully! & You can
now view node-agenda-app in the browser.'.
Viewing the board agenda page from the browser the React icon is
spinning with the 'Fetching board
agenda...' text (it did ask to sign in as asf user). The 'Fetching
board agenda...' text doesn't change.
My terminal shows the following error:
[server] (node:27396) ExperimentalWarning: The fs.promises API is
experimental
[server] TypeError: agenda.matchAll(...) is not a function or its
return value is not iterable
[server] at _default
(/mnt/projects/asf/whimsy/whimsy-board-agenda-nodejs/src/server/sources/agenda/front.js:11:2
[server] at parse
(/mnt/projects/asf/whimsy/whimsy-board-agenda-nodejs/src/server/sources/agenda.js:34:5)
The board agenda files are successfully checked out to
work/svn/foundation_board/
Is this something you recognize?
What version of node.js are you running?
Well, who would've thought, I was running v10.16.3 :s
The 'problem' is solved and the 'Agenda' page of the board agenda runs
fine.
This definitely is easy to run; installing Node.js LTS & yarn and you're
good to go (centos 8).
Thanks Sam!
Cool! I've added a minimum version check:
https://github.com/rubys/whimsy-board-agenda-nodejs/commit/c023f5af7e7fe9dba1f507dfbd13a88ee2961c09
I'm still a week or two away from something minimally useful, largely
because am not merely trying to port this logic, but to have it use
industry standard techniques. I'm replacing my custom event system,
router, and models with React, React Router, and React Redux. The
React Redux change is the one that changes the design the most. It is
also the change that will most make the code approachable by people
coming to this code base.
I will have a set of pages for developers to view the current state,
contents of caches, etc.
- Sam Ruby
String.matchAll is a new JavaScript feature[1].
Options: we can establish a minimum version of Node.js, I can avoid
newish features, or we can use polyfills[2] for such functions.
Roy
P.S. Node.js version 14 is scheduled for tomorrow[3]. It is a
long-term-support release.
[1] https://www.strictmode.io/articles/whats-new-es2020/
[2] https://www.npmjs.com/package/string.prototype.matchall
[3] https://nodejs.org/en/about/releases/
