Missing "index.js"
kencarabello opened this issue · 12 comments
Hello.
According to the "package.json" file, there needs to be a "index.js" file (line 16, and line 26)
Can someone please add this file to the repo?
Thanks.
Ken
Expected Behavior
please add correctly coded "index.js" to repository
Actual Behavior
Context
Payid server will not start. At least not from AWS EC2.
I am trying to run a PayID server on AWS.
Potential Solution
add correctly coded "inex.js" file
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Ah, that's the build output after you compile the typescript to javascript.
You should only need to do this if you want to develop locally for PayID, if you want to run PayID, running :
npm run devEnvUp should be sufficient.
Could you try pulling down the repo and running :
npm install ( to install all the dependencies )
and then
npm run build to build the application and see if that solves the problem of the missing index file ?
You should be able to run any of the scripts in the package.json with :
npm run <script name> ( insert the script name of your choice from the package.json
Hey, Dino.
I've got everything you're saying except "pull down the repo".
Does that mean remove it from the EC2 and start again?
In the mean time I will try those SSH commands that you gave me.
Thanks for the help.
If you just mean: "npm devDown", then no problem.
okay.
I ran npm devDown
Then npm install. That went fine.
But npm run build looks like it failed.
And npm run index.js failed also.
And when I nano into index.js, the file is empty.
Just tried to npm run devEnvUp again.
This was one of the first lines that came back:
Cannot find a tsconfig.json file at the specified directory
I got it, bro!
Thanks!
Shout from Vietnam!
I copied the tsconfig.json from git hub, and pasted it into the EC2 file - which for some reason was blank.
As were many others. Have a good one.
Peace!
Hey @kencarabello , do you mind if we close this issue?
It looks like you got everything working, and without steps to reproduce the issue, it's not clear what the next steps are.