Fix do-wrapper API issues

[jd20]

Found two issues, preventing easy-proxy from running properly:

1. Location of do-wrapper's constructor has changed, must now be imported as require('do-wrapper').default.
2. To return all distributions, getImagesAll must be called with type=distribution now.

This fixes both the "DigitalOcean is not a constructor" error, and the "CentOS 7 not found" error. (Maybe also fixes the hanging on fetching images, which might be caused by the constructor issue.)

[lukefigs]

i tested this personally and it appears to fix any errors that i was having with fetching images! thanks

[drhema]

@jd20 where we should use
require('do-wrapper').default.
type=distribution

please illustrate or tell us the idea...of where to put these codes?

Thanks in advanced and wait your reply

[jd20]

It's shown in the PR, did you look at the code changes?

[drhema]

@jd20 so sorry, i'm just googling how to create proxy in digitalocean and came across here, i'm not coder and dont know where is PR and what happen here
i just curus of using this amazing software but still have the issue that reported here and u solved but dont understand where to write these codes or if there is a ready solution for zero code knowledge like me

Thanks in advance.

[jd20]

Just grab the code from my fork, it has the fixes already applied:
https://github.com/jd20/easy-proxy

[drhema]

@jd20 sorry for bothering you, but i see just source code file not .exe file
sorry for wasting your time, but seems on github no place for newbies or non coders!

[jd20]

@drhema Yeah, a new exe won't be created, until the maintainer (@dzt) merges my PR, and creates a new release. If you have git / npm installed, you can follow the instructions he gives to run it locally, under the section "Setup (for development)" in the README. Just modify the git clone command to be: git clone https://github.com/jd20/easy-proxy.git. That will pull my version of the code, which has the fixes.

Yeah, github is designed for developers to collaborate on open source projects... anyway, there's not much that can be done to fix your issue, other than wait for the maintainer to merge the fix.

[itemsCenter]

Anyone knows how do I fix this guys?
https://i.imgur.com/O2AkFjc.png

It's still stuck on Fetching Images...

[apathy]

@jd20 Any updates or fixes for this?

[jd20]

@apathy The fix has been waiting since last year for @dzt to merge it, if you want it merged you should let him know.

[apathy]

Doesn't seem to work for me. This is with your fixes too. @jd20

[jd20]

Right, that's the error I fixed. You need to either check out and run easy-proxy from my branch (fix_do_api), or ask @dzt to merge my PR so everybody will get the fix. That's how fixes on GitHub projects work, I don't have access to merge the fix myself.

See my comment above, I explained basically the same thing.

[apathy]

@jd20 Got it. I've went ahead and used your fix properly now. Is this normal? I've put my API key but that drop down is blocked out.

[rh2830]

Right, that's the error I fixed. You need to either check out and run easy-proxy from my branch (fix_do_api), or ask @dzt to merge my PR so everybody will get the fix. That's how fixes on GitHub projects work, I don't have access to merge the fix myself.

See my comment above, I explained basically the same thing.

Works perfectly using your fix. thank you so much for making it public, greatly appreciated

[richdevid]

Thank you, you saved my life

[mikelucid]

Found two issues, preventing easy-proxy from running properly:

1. Location of do-wrapper's constructor has changed, must now be imported as require('do-wrapper').default.
2. To return all distributions, getImagesAll must be called with type=distribution now.

This fixes both the "DigitalOcean is not a constructor" error, and the "CentOS 7 not found" error. (Maybe also fixes the hanging on fetching images, which might be caused by the constructor issue.)

thanks for the fork!!