I'm trying to make my own website and deploy it using cyclic. To do so I need to find the path to the project root. I can't find the project root let alone barely what a project root is.
I tried to use it without putting in the root and it didn't work I got some error that basically said no gitgore file found in repository. I keep getting this error and it is honestly depressing.
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Using Managed workflow
Your eas-cli version
eas-cli/2.7.0
win32-x64
node-v16.10.0
What you have tried so far
Clicked through every link on Google I could find (none mentioned this error specifically)
Read the Expo Documentation as well as Troubleshooting Guide
Ensured that the package.json is in the root directory
Error: package.json does not exist in /Users/expo/workingdir/build
I am building for iOS and having no issues up to the ‘Prepare Project’ phase. Each subsequent fails with the same error.
I have no idea where the ‘/Users/expo/workingdir/build’ directory actually is, as I don’t have an ‘expo’ user on my machine. Do I need to create these directories?
I don't post here so let me know if I need to add anything else.
I'm getting an error on a static nuxtJS site, and it's been awhile since I worked on this.
How can I find where this is defined or referenced? Simple searching/grep doesn't help.
ERROR Error generating route "/case/ikea": This page could not be found
There is an ikea page in a different directory but I can't find any references to the path above. Have tried rm -rf dist in case it's a ghost file from an old build, but no luck.
Are dynamic paths used in some way beyond just files in the /pages/ dir?
Thanks!
I've created a web app template that I use frequently for many different projects.
I would like to create an NPM package for it so that it's easier to install for new projects, separate the template from the project files, separate the template dependencies from the project dependencies, and allow easier updating of the template across all projects.
The issue I have is that I need some files/folders to be installed in the root directory (i.e. where package.json is saved). Most can go in the node_modules folder however I have some files that must be placed in the root directory.
For example, the template uses Next.js with a custom _app.js file. This must be in the root directory in a folder named pages. I also have various config files that must be in the root directory.
Can this be done with NPM, or does everything need to be installed in the node_modules folder? I'm having trouble finding anything on SO or Google that answers this, so if you happen to know a guide online on how to do this or can outline things I should search for it would be much appreciated.
With pure npm, everything has to go to the node_modules folder, so you can't solve your issue this way.
Maybe going with a templating tool such as grunt init or yeoman could be a solution here, although – unfortunately – you'll then lose some of the benefits of being able to install a package via npm.
Another option might be to use GitHub template repositories, which have just been introduced recently.
Last but not least one option might also be to just have the files' contents in the npm package, but create the pages/_app.js manually, but inside of it simply require the file contents from an npm module, and that's it. This at least helps to have the content portable, but of course it still asks you to setup the file and folder structure on your own.
Sorry that I don't have a better answer, but I hope it helps anyway.
PS: One "solution" might also be to use the postinstall step in an npm module's package.json file to create folder structure, copy files to where they should be and so on, but at least to me this feels more like a clumsy workaround than like a real solution.
I have a resource abc/xyz.json under src/test/resources. I'm using IntelliJ IDE.
While running a Test for my project, I get the following exception.
Exception
com.google.common.io.Resources.getResource("abc/xyz.json")
fails with java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: resource abc/xyz.json not found.
The Test runs fine with gradle clean build and eclipse
Try marking your src/test/resources folder as Test Resource Root. Attach is the image on how to do it.
Let me know if you need any other information.
Make your resource folder a Test Resource folder, if this does not fix the issue then, close your project, delete target folder and open the project. Hope this helps.
Had the same issue not that long ago, since Intellij outputs the class files into out/production/{project_name}, that path will not start in the src directory but will start in the out/production/{project_name} directory.
It will however see files that are in the project root directory, I'd recommend moving your resource directory into the main project directory then accessing the file with "resources\${FILE_NAME}".
Sometimes I have the same problem, though the folder is marked as resource root. So what I do: I just Unmark it and then mark it as resource root again. Sometimes I need to do it several times and it works. But anyway I think it is Intellij IDEA bug.
I'm running into the following error at the 'stencil init' step.
The path you specified for your "jspm_packages" folder does not exist
The jspm_packages folder doesn't exist in my stencil directory. Is it supposed to be there? I'm wondering which part of the installation might have gone wrong in order for this folder to be missing
If you are seeing this, you can resolve it by installing jspm just in the directory you are working in. This doesn't help if you need jspm for other projects, but it will get you working for the time being with Stencil.
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