RingApi | Api in .NET 6 to communicate with the Ring Doorbell services

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RingApi is a C# library. RingApi has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

Api in .NET Standard 2.0 to communicate with the Ring Doorbell services

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Async .mjs works when calling directly, fails when called from another .mjs

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Async .mjs works when calling directly, fails when called from another .mjs

Asked 2021-Jan-28 at 06:25

I am currently working with the Ring-Client-API and am running into a small issue at the very end of my development. I succesfully created, tested, and ran my RingListener as an individual file, ie by executing RingListener.mjs. My goal is to now start the listener from another file location, and I am running into some issues trying to do that. I am more familiar with CommonJS so please feel free to point me in the right direction for ES6 stuff I am missing. I am running node 14.15.4

Code RingListener.mjs:

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Answered 2021-Jan-26 at 02:28

I assume you are using dotenv to load your credentials from your .env file which you then pass on to the new RingApi({my credentials}) constructor.

If that's the case, the most likely reason it's failing is that dotenv uses fs.readFileSync to read the .env file which looks for files relative to the path where node js was executed and not relative to the path of the module. Which is why it stops working if you execute the app from the Start.mjs which is in a different path.

If you really want to keep the dotenv config call inside your RingListener.mjs file you can rewrite it to something like this which resolves the absolute path for the .env file.

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/65604448

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