node-geocoder | nodejs geocoding library | Runtime Evironment library

Attempting to deploy to heroku for the first time, and i've been getting this sasserror which causes the build to fail and reject.

Steps taken for resolution

1. Delete node sass and node modules / reinstall / push to master repo
2. Adjust import path to @import './scss/_variables.scss';
3. Delete the first import to check if that file was the issue
4. Update node to support node-sass compatibility

Question

1. Create React App has webpack built internally, do i need to add my own webpack config for sass-loaders, css-loaders, style-loaders?

• i've only ever used webpack with rails before, if i do need webpack, for my output params, what should replace the "bundle.js" i get from rails?

Terminal response

Every time I install a package, node removes a dependency. I am currently on NPM version 6.13.4. I saw that this issue was noted in 2017 on github and it didn't appear to be resolved. Is there a limit to the number of packages I can install? Here is my package.json:

I am trying to run a server doing HTTP and Websocket requests. The HTTP requests will be used to pull data from a local file called “geo-data.json”, which I need to show a map of NYC using D3.js and the topojson library.

I am using Node.js to run the server. My package.json file looks like this:

I have been trying to create a function returnCoords(par1) on which the user can enter a text input, and convert it to coordinates using the node-geocoder npm. Although the function looks to work okay, when returning the function it gives undefined results. I tried fixing this with async and await but nothing seems to work, either with or without these.

I have also tried passing an object/array (of two texts) in geocoder.geocode(array/object, async function(err, data){...}) but also doesn't seem to work as it only accepts String values.

I keep getting this error message when I git push my backend to heroku:

Context: I have a back-end API application that I'm working on where I have series of tests for the API. The project is here: https://github.com/jeffnyman/devcamper_api. This project has a series of tests that I've been developing. As far as the test tooling, I'm using ChaiHttp, Jest, and mongodb-memory-server. I should probably note that this is my first real JavaScript project and I'm learning the test tooling as I go.

Problem: All of those tests were working great ... up until I added some geocoder functionality. Specifically, I added the node-geocoder package.

Error Condition:

I get the following error on some of my routes when the tests are run:

I am trying to use Node-Geocoder in my typescript application, using the DefinitelyTyped type definitions found here. What I am wondering is how I am supposed to pass my configuration options to the Node-Geocoder instance. I would think you use it similar to how you use the library in Javascript, by passing the options to the constructor of the Geocoder object. However, that is giving me an error stating that the constructor does not take any arguments.