google-maps-services-js | Node.js client library for Google Maps API Web Services | Runtime Evironment library
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[Discord] Use Node.js? Want to [geocode][Geocoding API] something? Looking for [directions][Directions API]? This library brings the [Google Maps API Web Services] to your Node.js application.
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QUESTION
I have been trying for ages to set up the dev environment for a new macbook. I could get my project from github just fine but whenever I run npm install
to fetch the dependencies I encounter this gyp
error. I have tried upgrading and downgrading node
, clearing the cache. Deleting and re-setting up node_modules
, but the error always remains the same. Any insight would be very much appreciated.
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-17 at 12:40It's not an error due to npm.
NPM install the package that has a build script to build node-gyp. The build fails due to the license agreement with :
You have not agreed to the Xcode license agreements, please run 'sudo xcodebuild -license' from within a Terminal window to review and agree to the Xcode license agreements.
so just run the command to accept the license agreement
QUESTION
Versions
apollo-server-errors: 3.2.0
graphql: 15.6.1/ 15.7.0
nestjs-cli: 8.1.2
npm: 6.14.15
Typescript: 4.4.4
Error:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-31 at 01:23Apparently, the type of GraphQLError.originalError
was changed at some point from originalError?: Maybe
to Error | undefined
. Downgrading to graphql 15.3.0 solved this for me.
QUESTION
I have a website served by express
running on AWS Elastic Beanstalk, Node.js 14. Login and everything works fine on Chrome, but on Firefox I get window.openDatabase is not a function
and on Safari I get web sql is deprecated
when I try to login. Website: https://www.portapay.xyz/login. I am currently not building for production; how I build: ng build --configuration development
. I have made sure that all of my browsers are up to date and have the latest version. None of the code I wrote uses window.openDatabase
or executeSql
. I only connect to a MongoDB with Kinvey's SDK. I do not use Cordova.
browserlistrc
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-23 at 13:40Kinvey support replied to me, apparently, you have to set your storage
type when initializing KinveyModule
in the imports
of app.module.ts
. WebSQL
is the current default if it is not set. Kinvey Documentation.
QUESTION
I am using the node module @googlemaps/google-maps-services-js
to make requests to the Google maps API. When I make requests to any of their API endpoints (e.g directions API, places API, etc), I get these errors:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-08 at 00:12are you using cors on your endpoint? you should allow your endpoint to respond to a different origin (this is why is Cross Origin, because it is different from the location of your endpoint).
here you can find a good/simple example of using cors policy in nodejs
QUESTION
I am trying to use google-maps-services javascript library from Node.js on Firebase Cloud Function. I wish to obtain (lat, lng) from street address. For testing purpose I am running a schedulable firebase function and making a call to library functions from there. However, only my error path is getting executed. Below are the environmental details and code snippet that I am using
Environment details- Platform: firebase cloud functions on Node.js v8
- Geocoding API version: 2.0.2
Running an async function which is requesting (lat, lng) from geocoding api. The function body (inside of index.js) is below
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-26 at 09:05Possibly, what I am seeing is that you cannot call the API from your webserver (cross origin request). Find your webserver name (e.g. localhost:8080) and add that as an authorized javascript origin. Information on the exact steps that have to be followed you can find here.
This behaviour is usually the case when you can access using a browser, but you cannot access the API from within (javascript) code. I would also recommend printing the exact error instead of a logging statement, or just print both from within your catch block. Something like this:
QUESTION
I have a problem running this simple demo example for google-maps-service with Node: https://github.com/jpoehnelt/google-maps-services-js-demo
I am not sure what I am missing. When I run npm start
, I get this error:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-06 at 06:49it seems the response coming back is empty. your r.data is empty, which means results[0] is undefined, so is the reason you are getting Cannot read property 'elevation' of undefined
.
Below is the actual exception coming back from the APIs
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