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I had this problem today and did npm install eslint-config-react-app like on github is recommended. After that console adviced me to install @babel/core and typescript, so i installed them by npm install @babel/core and npm install typescript

Here are the suggestions on how to make your code work:

1. I can see that you are using functional component in your code. You can't use this in functional component. You can use the useState instead. Instead of this.searchBox, you can use const [searchBox, setSearchBox] = useState(null);

2. Once you have the useState, use the onLoad props of your SearchBox to call a function where you put the ref of your Searchbox object to the searchbox state.

3. In your onPlacesChanged, you can just log the searchBox.getPlaces() to get the result of your getPlaces.

Here's the working code and the code snippet:

You should be using React Helmet & JSON.stringify.

React helmet is a component that lets you control your document head using their React component. JSON.stringify is a method that converts a JavaScript object into a string.

Create a const with your schema markup:

Check Adding env variables to react app

You can create a .env in your root dir and add your keys, api end points,... inside of it.

If you run the following command you will get the error locally: ng build --prod

Since you are using the toolbar component in multiple modules, I would advise moving the component into a SharedModule and instead of importing the component into multiple modules, you need to import that module.

To complete your searching I'll add that Admob is removed from React Native Firebase and there is no plan to implement it again. Only re-host code on an external repository. Last supported version is 11.5.0

It means if you would like to use RN Firebase Admob before re-host you need to use all other services (like RNF analytics) with this version.

For more info please check https://github.com/invertase/react-native-firebase/issues/5329#issuecomment-843272057

Remember to use

Generally, we want to prevent people from doing that, which is why you don't have getStore available there (you have at many other places).

You see, RTK-query uses the argument you give into the query to determine the cache key. Since you don't pass in an argument, the cache key the result would be stored as fetchAccountAssetsById(undefined).

So, you make a first request, state.user.id is 5 and that request is made.

Now, your state.user.id changes to 6. But your component calls useFetchAccountAssetsByIdQuery() and there is already a cache entry for fetchAccountAssetsById(undefined), so that is still being used - and no request is made.

If your component instead would be calling useFetchAccountAssetsByIdQuery(5) and it changes to useFetchAccountAssetsByIdQuery(6), RTK-query can safely identify that it has a cache entry for fetchAccountAssetsById(5), but not for fetchAccountAssetsById(6) and will make a new request, retrieving up-to-date information.

So, you should select that value in your component using useSelector and pass it into your query hook as an argument, not pull it out of the store in your query function.

After so much of the build try, I realized that the netlify env key AIRTABLE_API_KEY has been altered, fixing the API key resolved the issue.

Note: Use Netlify-cli tool and try to use netlify build --debug locally

Actually I started writing a plugin for the code generator a few days ago. You can see the generated result here: https://github.com/phryneas/graphql-code-generator/blob/5f9a2eefd81538782b791e0cc5df633935164a89/dev-test/githunt/types.rtk-query.ts#L406-L427

This would require you to create an api with a baseQuery using a graphql library of your choice like this.

A configuration would look like this