ipaddr.js | IP address manipulation library in JavaScript | TCP library

I'm trying to push to Heroku for the first time but I'm getting the following error:

Error: Cannot find module 'node-linux-x64/package.json'

I've tried implementing solutions from these stackoverflow questions to no success. 1 2 3

Here's the full log:

I cannot use npm to do anything on my Windows 10 machine. I always get: npm ERR! Cannot read property 'resolve' of undefined.

I am using VSCode if that matters.

npm install npm -g

gives me the same message as does "npm i". I have uninstalled Node and reinstalled it twice and it doesn't help. I removed the node-modules directory in my only development directory. I have no other ideas. Please help

This is what the now complete log looks like:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fa4cRMaTDUI I am watching this lesson and trying to recreate everything author does. At 19:00 he sets vue.js-express.js project. He creates folder called 'server'. In 'server/' he runs 'npm init -f'. Then 'npm install --save nodemon eslint', then he inits eslint. Then in package.json file he writes:

I am collecting URLs from visitors of my site that I then (on-demand) request from my backend. However, I have gotten stuck on the validation of the URL.

A URL is safe to request when:

• It is a valid URL
• It is unambiguous (in RFC 1918 terms, it is public)

What I have found so far:

• The URL interface (validates URLs)
• The ipaddr.js library (validates IPs)
• The is-valid-domain library (Looks to be broken, since it returns true for 256.256.256.256)

However, none of these seems to do what I need it to - not even a combination of them does.

Is there anything I have overlooked?

I'm having trouble understanding how to use a getter with a mongoose schema I'm using for an API. I'm using the ipaddr.js module for the ipaddr methods.

I have this field defined in my schema:

I am trying to deploy my Express Node.Js app to Heroku, but am running into issues with OpenCV in the build phase. I am using opencv4nodejs.

I have the same issue with this thread at Heroku NodeJS app using OpenCV, and after also trying several different types of OpenCV Heroku buildpacks, and going through that answer's instructions, I still can't seem to get it to work.

Here is my package.json:

I'm getting (0,redux.applymiddleware) error for my react-redux App

Here's my code for the store part :

Below is the log when I deploy/push to Heroku. I'm very new to this and have tried extensive research on what could be the root error but alas, I must ask. I've had a running app on Heroku before, but I've made some changes locally and then deleted the Heroku app and decided to change the remote. Here is a link to my Github: https://github.com/tomtam6/tom-tam.git

In our database, IP address is stored as Binary(16), and it is a ipv6 On the client side I'm getting it as string, which is a hybrid of octal codes and printable ASCII characters. A byte in the range of printable ASCII characters (the range [0x20, 0x7e]) is represented by the corresponding ASCII character, with the exception of the backslash ('\'), which is escaped as '\'. All other byte values are represented by their corresponding octal values. For example, the bytes {97,92,98,99}, which in ASCII are {a,\,b,c}, are translated to text as 'a\bc'.

" \001\015\270\000\000\000\000\000\010\010\000\014Az\000"

The problem is I would like to show it like a human readable IPv6. I tried some libraries but they require a byte arrays as an input.

I think I can solve my problem by converting the hybrid octal to a byte array and then use https://www.npmjs.com/package/ipaddr.js to convert to IPv6.

The string above translate to byte array in decimal values as: [32, 1, 13, 184, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 8, 8, 0, 12, 65, 122, 0] the blank space is 32 ascii, A=65 and z=122

Im working in a function to parse the hybrid octal to byte array. I will share when ready.