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Start your free trialSheila Anguiano
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Graduate 35,239 PointsReact Router 4 Installation Files [2021]
With the constant updates of modules and operatives systems, it seems that you always need some time to make the project files work, so if you have problems, this might help you:
1- First things first, my the setup ( because not everyone is using the same OS and version of things, and this might affect if you have more issues):
- Mac running MacOS Catalina 10.15.7
- npm v6.14.10
- node v14.15.1
2- After downloading the files, I opened them using Visual Studio Code, I ran npm install
on the terminal, and after npm finished installing all packages (a lot of them deprecated) I tried to run npm start
which throw the following error:
TypeError: fsevents is not a constructor
fsevents seems to be a package that gives "Native Access to Mac OS-X FSEvents", and after reading several recommendations on StackOverflow, I used
npm i fsevents
this installs the fsevents package and solves the problem.
I hope this saves you some time :)
1 Answer
Lee Vaughn
Treehouse TeacherHi Sheila Anguiano!
Thanks for sharing this tip and kudos for including your system info!
Would you mind linking the specific lesson this tip is related to so that we can dig a little deeper into possible updates that might need to be made? Thanks!
Lee
Sheila Anguiano
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Graduate 35,239 PointsSheila Anguiano
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Graduate 35,239 PointsHi Lee Vaughn,
Sure thing, this is for the course React Router 4, which is part of the React Track.
If I may add, it seems React Router is in the process of releasing it's 6 version so, the course might need a slight refresh, since I also notice other comments mentioning a new syntax for declaring routes