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You can solve it using interfaces:

I found the answer for MacOS.

All you need to do is to navigate to Applications/Python 3.x

and run this file Install Certificates.command

Well that is a syntax error - an assignment statement inside an object literal.

You don't want to instantiate anything, so don't use new . You don't want to export anything that could be imported in main, so don't use export default. Just put the code that modifies the prototype object in the module and nothing else:

This solved for me, for similar problem with Sass:

1. add to package.json in devDependencies: "sass-loader": "7.3.1",
2. npm i -D sass
3. remove node_modules
4. npm install
5. yarn intall

My configuration:

I think the error message is pretty self explanatory: you need to add the webpack loader for html files.

I don't think so you can achieve that, unless you will implement it by yourself. ES2020 features such an optional chaining are available in Vue 3, but not Vue 2.x.

More information can be found here

1. In your main.js instead of const path = require('path') use file://${__dirname}/your-file-name directly

2 mistakes:

• You are missing the expose key from your docker-compose.yml config in which you define a list of ports that you want to expose to other services in the same docker network (or in this case, services defined in the same docker-compose file).
• The frontend code running as a docker service and not from the host, so again you need to use expose and not port. (port is used for mapping ports from HOST:CONTAINER so applications outside the docker network can call it, for example, if something is listening on port 4200 of servicebackend and you define 8000:4200 then it is accessible on your host at localhost:8000.)

Please try again after making the following changes:

docker-compose.yml

You don't need to add export in your script :