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bffy_smmmers
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5 years ago

Re: Get thumbnail with TypeScript

hey Greg-DB - when i try that, i get the following:   TypeError: fetch is not a function at /Users/rosiew/Repositories/backend/packages/rest/.webpack/service/handler.js:441710:16 at processTick...
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bffy_smmmers
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5 years ago

Greg-DB the latest version 9.2.0. We're using a monorepo structure and instaling with yarn and so i had to add the package local to this repo by aliasing the package name, so it wouldnt keep pointing to the older versions of dropbox that are being used elsewhere in the root directory. 

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    bffy_smmmers
    Helpful | Level 5
    5 years ago

    Greg-DB it is!  Using:  "node-fetch": "2.6.1".

     

    In the past when I've tried I've received a different error. and i just tried it again and got this: `TypeError: _this.fetch is not a function`. 

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      Greg-DB
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      5 years ago

      Thanks for checking that. It's not clear why this is failing. Can you inspect what your 'fetch' or '_this.fetch' is in fact, if not a function?

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        bffy_smmmers
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        5 years ago

        fetch is either a Function or undefined! Greg-DB 

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