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Does anyone has experience with working with UaaS and the Node.js CLI?
I'm able to install uaas-cli with node.js When I execute "uaas watch", I'm able to enter my credentials.
However, the feedback I get from the command line is the following :
[Core ] Loading scripts [Core ] Connecting to notifications [Core ] Error: Could not retrieve hub proxy object Unhandled rejection Could not connect
Hi Kurisotofa,
Have you seen the documentation about working with UaaS and UaaS-Cli?
If not then you can find it here https://our.umbraco.org/documentation/Umbraco-as-a-Service/Set-Up/Working-With-UaaS-Cli/
Hope this helps,
/Dennis
Hi Dennis,
Yes I did. That's how I found out about the option to use the Node.js UaaS CLI.
In the meanwhile, I found out where the error is generated. In "/nodejs/nodemodules/uaascli/node_modules/uaas-core/index.js", line 207 :
_connection = window.$.connection;
The "_connection" variable is still undefined after this line of code. Which is because "window.$" is undefined at that moment.
var window = jsdom.jsdom().defaultView;
That's about how far as I got...
Could it be that you are not in the right folder when you are execute the commando?
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Working with node.js uaas-cli
Does anyone has experience with working with UaaS and the Node.js CLI?
I'm able to install uaas-cli with node.js When I execute "uaas watch", I'm able to enter my credentials.
However, the feedback I get from the command line is the following :
Hi Kurisotofa,
Have you seen the documentation about working with UaaS and UaaS-Cli?
If not then you can find it here https://our.umbraco.org/documentation/Umbraco-as-a-Service/Set-Up/Working-With-UaaS-Cli/
Hope this helps,
/Dennis
Hi Dennis,
Yes I did. That's how I found out about the option to use the Node.js UaaS CLI.
In the meanwhile, I found out where the error is generated. In "/nodejs/nodemodules/uaascli/node_modules/uaas-core/index.js", line 207 :
The "_connection" variable is still undefined after this line of code. Which is because "window.$" is undefined at that moment.
That's about how far as I got...
Hi Kurisotofa,
Could it be that you are not in the right folder when you are execute the commando?
/Dennis
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