node-test | Nodejs demo | Runtime Evironment library

Your given function is for DOM, cuz it's using DOM api (.node). Here you go, it's not perfect, but it's working example for you how you can do it:

Create a dictionary of nodes indexed by id, then starting at the leaf node follow the parent_id's and get the parent nodes from the disctionary you created in the beginning. As you go, append the nodes to the beginning of an array representing the breadcrumb

something like:

while traversing:

when you create a promise object you should use this syntax

This happens because when you do a clean deploy, the clean command doesn't clean the postgres database, unlike h2 database.

Ideally, in production system, it is expected that you will deploy you cordapp once, later of course you can upgrade your contract, states and flows when required but you will never clean off completely the database completely.

So right now what is happening is when you deploy your cordapp for the first time, certificates are generated by the bootstrapper tool(you can find these in build/nodes/PartyA/certificates folder), they are also saved in the DB.

When you do a clean build, the build folder is cleaned but the database is not cleaned and gets corrupted with the new entries which also has the new entries, and the node is confused with which entry to use.

Recall that property getters for class ends in its prototype

So to access the method, you may want to get it from its prototype:

Based on the protocol (EPROTO) error, try targeting http instead of https given its localhost:

Please use the below snippet as you forgot to return the createStore(reducers, storeEnhancers);