FSE | cross platform | Game Engine library

Ok so I am writing a music bot due to the more populars getting shutdown and the remaining being pretty useless. I split up the code in separate files for better readability and all that and so am using modules to import and export function & variables and when I run the program using node index.js it tells me that I'm getting a reference error and that I need to initialized a variable before use even though it's already been initialized.

This is my index.js code:

I am parsing pdf files using tika and then converting the output to a txt file. This gives me a large txt file with many spaces in between the lines. After reading in the text file, I get a list like below:

i use recursive-readdir to read a directory and its subdirectories like this:

I have a promise chain and I need to write to a file using fs.writeFile after the chain is executed. As far as I can see, finally accepts a Promise as a return type:

I have a custom class, and I need a toJson function. Of course, I can just implement a function called Foo.toJson or Foo.toJsonObject or Foo.jsonify.

But what would be the standard way of doing this? I also saw some examples which include a serializer. Do I need to go that far?

Basically I want to be able to make this work:

How to stubbing S3 upload in Node.js?

I'm using Mocha and Sinon. And I have a file that exports a class instance that including the upload method. It looks like this:

What am I missing that I am getting the error listed below, after performing the following to create a package in a repo?

EDIT: This is specifically happening to me, even though it works for other DevOps technicians on the team.

Made sure I was using the nodejs version this was built on, 12.x.
Made sure I had a valid PAT so I was not getting a 401 permissions error.
Even created a whole new PAT and created a new .npmrc file at the root of my path, everything else works (I can push builds, pull from origin, etc. with no errors.)

Cloned the repo locally Did a clean git pull origin made sure I had no commits pending

All this ought to do is create the package we use for Terraform in the repo: From the root directory of the local copy of the repo, execute

npm i @rootdevops/web-builds --no-save --registry=https://pkgs.dev.azure.com/parentdir/parent_repo_name/_packaging/eudevops/npm/registry/

After you run this command, there will be a .rootdevops folder in the root directory of your project.

I get the following error:

I wrote a code by using var fs= require("fs").promises;

• to read all my files in directories and sub-directories

I have to update a column Paying in #temp table value based on priority column value the following code shows how I am selecting from the table