Your code is perfectly fine. Fix When you make changes to tsconfig, sometimes you need to restart your IDE or Code Editor 🌹
We use winston, it’s probably the most robust logging package out there. We ended up setting it up exactly like you suggested. Creating a common library used for wrapping the logger object around our definitions and transports, and then handling any other type of objects we want to be handled differently. https://gist.github.com/rtgibbons/7354879
You can call process._getActiveRequests() to get a list of active I/O requests and process._getActiveHandles() to get a list of open handles/file descriptors.
Update Are there scenarios I need RabbitMQ for web apps where Socket.io doesn’t suffice? Browser users should be able to communicate with eachother through a node.js server. One of the user writes a message and all other users will get it. When you only have these simple requirements then socket.io alone will be enough.. You … Read more
Edit (2020/11/23): Thanks to @Kissaki for providing an update on Yarn’s advice in the comments. As of Yarn 2.x, the Yarn team has altered their advice and now suggests installing the tool via npm. This advice centers around the advantages of locking the version of Yarn used on a per-project basis. This allows projects to … Read more
I believe that you need ${workspaceRoot}/server.js, not ${workspaceRoot}/app.js for program. The code you’re using doesn’t have an app.js, that’s what that (poorly worded) error is telling you.
I believe the previous answer is the correct answer to this problem but I was getting this error when I tried installing npm package (see below): The fix for me was: npm init –yes
Not the answer you are looking for, but it will do the same: npm audit | grep -B 1 -A 10 High
Yes, here is code from my project: import { v4 as uuid } from ‘uuid’; const id: string = uuid(); Note: to install definitions it is required to run npm install –save-dev @types/uuid