React-Weather | Simple react web application for weather info | Frontend Framework library
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QUESTION
Have a working React App that can run locally using the command:
npm start
However, after deploying on Heroku, i receive an application error message.
The application URL is:
https://earth-weather.herokuapp.com/
The Application Log is as follows:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-12 at 09:03According to your application logs the line Starting the development server
, indicates that the application is running on development mode
which shouldn't happen as it is a production environment.
The reason,
According to https://devcenter.heroku.com/changelog-items/370
A Procfile is no longer required to run a Node.js app on Heroku. If no Procfile is present in the root directory of your app during the build process, we will check for a scripts.start entry in your package.json file. If such an entry is present, a default Procfile is generated automatically
QUESTION
I make an api call to openWeatherapi but the issue is the data is "undefined" until it has resolved. So when i make the api call in ComponentDidMount and set the data to state, state is undefined for a bit until the data comes in. The issue is that in the meantime if i try to do anything with the data i get cannot "Dosomething" of propriety of undefined and the whole thing crashes. How do i get around this?
I have a weatherwidget and i want to pass the weather data from the api call. The city name includes the continent, so if i want to do .split() on it, i get an error because the value is undefined at first.
Here's the dashboard code
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-12 at 19:42I ended up doing it this way and used async componentDidMount.
So far it seems to work fine.
QUESTION
I have cloned this project https://github.com/LaurenceHo/react-weather-app#webpack-reactjs-and-typescript
I have followed all the steps correctly, i have created my new Key here https://api.windy.com/keys in Map Forecast API and put as instruction here https://github.com/LaurenceHo/react-weather-app/blob/master/src/views/weather-map.tsx
Now I run the server and i get this error for this method getWeather
I look up in my Network and Console, these are the errors i can see, but i don not get how i can fix it
This is the api with the method
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-04 at 17:57The GitHub project you cloned said this in the README.md
file:
Because we don't want to use Google Cloud Function when we do local development, we write simple NodeJs Express server for returning JSON response. Move to dev-server folder
cd dev-server
, and runnpm i
to install the npm modules. After that, runnpm start
to start NodeJs Express Server and we can move forward to frontend development.
Move to the dev-server
folder and do npm start
after installing your npm packages - it seems that would start a development server on port 3000.
QUESTION
I am getting confused. Having a self written component, using react-weather installed via npm
as the following:
My Weather.js
components in (src/components
folder)
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jan-20 at 22:46Checking the latest version of react-weather, if you import it you find that the only 2 named exports available are: YahooWeather
and AccuWeather
.
It seems documentation is outdated.
Edit: I cloned the repo and created a new build, that indeed works as the documentation states. If you want to use it you need to do this:
QUESTION
New to react and was following a tutorial creating this component. (https://github.com/owenchak/react-weather). I'm using gulp to test everything locally. How do I use my component in an actual website I'm trying to create? I instructed gulp to create a style.css (containing all the sass files), main.js containing the interpretable jsx and index.html that contains all these files.
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jun-22 at 02:25I have done this before. If you take the bundled js (and) and css and attach it to your html and you've created an element where react will be rendered (e,g
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