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QUESTION
I'm trying to create a frontend Vue(x) app with feathers-vuex and a backend feathers API using only oauth for authentication.
If I hit the backend directly on localhost:3030/oauth/google
then the right flow and re-directs occur with google and I end up back at localhost:8080/#/access_token=ey....
with a valid jwt so the oauth config seems fine on the backend and with the oauth configuration at google. The configuration is..
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-10 at 12:02For anyone that happens to have similar issue: it seems I had an old and incompatible version of feathers-vuex
installed in the project. Updating to 3.3.0 made it work.
QUESTION
I want to write a vuejs component that displays any errors from the server but I don't want to have to call it in every catch of every service call. How can I simply catch every error sent to the client?
Thanks.
I'm using feathers-vuex and want to handling through that if possible and not pure javascript.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Feb-02 at 17:41You can handle all errors returned form the Feathers API in an Application level error hook of the Feathers client application:
QUESTION
I'm using Nuxt + Express/Feathers to build an app, with the two communicating over a socket.io connection. Using feathers-vuex, I can easily make requests from my client to the backend, and the responses come back perfectly in the networks tab of chrome inspector, but in the resolved promise in my code, each returned object is undefined
.
Websocket request:
4235["find", "journals", {}]
Websocket response:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-May-12 at 16:25.findJournals()
is asynchronous. That means the method returns long before its result has been obtained. You don't show us the code that calls .findJournals()
, but the way you have it structured, there is no way for the calling code to access the .journals
property because it won't be set yet when .findJournals()
returns. So, what you need to do is to return the promise and let the caller use that promise to get the result.
QUESTION
I can't seem to access the process.env.baseUrl
variable from the feathers client plugin. The variable returns an empty string. I can use the variable on server side. I can resolve it by hardcoding the url in env.baseUrl
in nuxt.config.js, but I'd rather not. The weird thing is that it runs without any issues on a windows 10 machine in both prod and dev mode. However on Ubuntu vm in the Google Cloud it doesn't work. It also doesn't work when running from a docker container. Please advice. Am I missing something obvious?
system
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Apr-16 at 12:53This has nothing to do with nuxt.js. It has to do with that regardless of cross-env the environment variables from package.json do not get set. The only option is to export the environment variables from the shell in Ubuntu itself. The app works as designed.
QUESTION
I am using feathers-vuex in a project and am not very familiar with the rest of the feathers package. I am using this is because with the scaffolding cli, it was very easy to get started and it just works. Has been a really good experience so far. However, this also means that I do not entirely get what's going on under the hood. I am trying to use the find function to retrieve all records where a nested array contains a certain string from a mongodb. The questions are as follows:
- So far, the only option that I can think of is a fuzzy search. Is that the way to do it? Or are there other possibilities?
- Is my assumption that fuzzy search won't work because of the absence of hooks correct? Or have I misread the docs?
- Any other general way of accomplishing this?
- Does this mean that fuzzy search will not work using feathers-vuex or are there ways to accomplish this?
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Sep-07 at 03:53Now that you got set up, I do recommend to go through the basics guide and have a look at any of the other guides.
Depending on what you picked you can also look at the MongoDB and Mongoose database adapter API documentation. Additionally to the common query syntax both those adapters also support additional MongoDB queries which you can find in the MongoDB documentation.
If you look at the MongoDB documentation on how to query for arrays you can see that querying for a value in an array can be done similar to this:
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