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node-red-contrib-viseo-google-spreadsheet : Problem installing #85
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The current version of the google spreadsheet node is broken. When trying to load it, you get:
The Node-RED palette manager shouldn't have added it to the palette in this case (so we need to look at that part in Node-RED), but the fundamental issue is the node is broken and cannot load. |
Thank you for your reply. Sad to hear this. This feature could be verry handy or even essential for my current project. |
Same problem, would be great with a fix for this. |
Hi everyone, I don't have this problem on my project. Are you working with the 0.2.9. version? I'll try to fix it today. |
Just to answer the question, Yes: Welcome to Node-RED13 Apr 12:21:27 - [info] Node-RED version: v0.18.4 |
Thank you Mikehole! Could you tell me your version of ""node-red-contrib-viseo-google-authentication"? |
Hi,
Same problem for me:
Apr 13 23:20:29 raspberrypi3 Node-RED[25822]: 13 Apr 23:20:29 - [warn] ------------------------------------------------------
Apr 13 23:20:29 raspberrypi3 Node-RED[25822]: 13 Apr 23:20:29 - [warn] [node-red-contrib-viseo-google-spreadsheet/google-spreadsheet] SyntaxError: Unexpected t
Apr 13 23:20:29 raspberrypi3 Node-RED[25822]: 13 Apr 23:20:29 - [warn] ------------------------------------------------------
Apr 13 23:20:29 raspberrypi3 Node-RED[25822]: 13 Apr 23:20:29 - [info] Settings file : /home/pi/.node-red/settings.js
Apr 13 23:20:29 raspberrypi3 Node-RED[25822]: 13 Apr 23:20:29 - [info] User directory : /home/pi/.node-red
Apr 13 23:20:29 raspberrypi3 Node-RED[25822]: 13 Apr 23:20:29 - [warn] Projects disabled : set editorTheme.projects.enabled=true to enable
Apr 13 23:20:29 raspberrypi3 Node-RED[25822]: 13 Apr 23:20:29 - [info] Flows file : /home/pi/.node-red/flows_raspberrypi3.json
Apr 13 23:20:29 raspberrypi3 Node-RED[25822]: 13 Apr 23:20:29 - [info] Server now running at http://127.0.0.1:1880/
Apr 13 23:20:29 raspberrypi3 Node-RED[25822]: 13 Apr 23:20:29 - [info] Waiting for missing types to be registered:
Apr 13 23:20:29 raspberrypi3 Node-RED[25822]: 13 Apr 23:20:29 - [info] - google-spreadsheet
Hope this helps or let me know if you need any other logs.
/ Jonas
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Thank you Mikehole! Could you tell me your version of ""node-red-contrib-viseo-google-authentication"?
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here is a log from a brand new nodered container: Welcome to Node-RED16 Apr 11:33:33 - [info] Node-RED version: v0.18.4 These nodes are being added via the pallet management UI. Hope this helps. |
We will receive a Raspberry in a few days, and so be able to reproduce this bug (no problem with linux/windows) |
I have the issue on docker* by the way I am using the node red official container: https://hub.docker.com/r/nodered/node-red-docker/ *Docker for windows. |
I've had a quick look at the error and identified the problem. This node requires node.js 8.x. It will not work with any earlier version of node.js. |
Ah that's a pain there was me thinking that the docker image would be up to date when it comes to node. |
Hi,
This is some more info on the system I’m running.
Raspberry Pi 3 with Raspbian Stretch
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We will receive a Raspberry in a few days, and so be able to reproduce this bug (no problem with linux/windows)
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We do publish node 8 images - https://github.com/node-red/node-red-docker#images - but the default images are still 6. We will be switching over at some point in the future, but can't just switch them as its a major version change. |
Yes, so after switching to Node 8 I do get the node to load on the Raspberry Pi. First it then complained about not having a scope, so added https://www.googleapis.com/auth/cloud-platform to the security configuration. Then it tried to load data but gave another error, it seems that it's somehow builds the URL incorrectly. Looks like it tries to build the URL by combining the parameter from the node with parts of the REST api version url. (I've changed the id of the spreadsheet when posting here.) sheet | "https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1234567890/edit#gid=0" The error message from Google is : 404. That’s an error. The requested URL |
Hi @sejbk, |
Hello, after updating node.js and npn no errors on deployment. But I get the same error as @sejbk
Copy paste https:// [....] /edit bings be to the desired spreadsheet. I think i did all configurations right. |
Hi there! Please tell me if it works! :) |
Thank you! my fault. Now I ran into the next problem:
I fixed it with adding the scope "https://www.googleapis.com/auth/spreadsheets" (for other users who run into the same problem) Thank you for your great work. Have a nice day! |
I am having the same issue regarding the "SyntaxError" on my raspberry PI when using Node.js version : v6.13.1:
I am willingly to upgrade to version 8 if this won't break my flows or at least that it is not expected that this will break any flows. Can you confirm this ? kr |
Same problem here with node red version 0.19.5 and node.js 9.10.1. Any sugestion? |
Hello,
I installed google-spreadsheet together with node-red-contrib-viseo-google-authentication. I can drag the node into the flow and configure it. Bit when I try to deploy my flows I get this message:
or
What am I doing wrong?
Using node-red V0.18.04 on a raspberry pi 3 with raspbian stretch with latest updates. Installed the node via UI: settings/palette/install
Thank you for your help.
Chris
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