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Uniswap Token.fetchData is not a function #99
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a simple npm install in main directory of code will install all needed dependencies. You installed the newer version of Uniswap sdk which uses different code. Are you a student at Eattheblocks ? If you were you would have private discord and forum to ask questions in for faster response than this. |
Hey did you solve this problem? |
@Woodcreek - Apologies for delay - offline for a bit. Of course I'm a student - how else could I ask about specific course instructions?. No, I can't access the Discord. Maybe Discord doesn't like Brave browser? Don't know, don't care. Even if I could access a private forum, I'd still be posting here. These are the public repos used in your courses. I came here to review my code (useless), so it's here I posted. Eat the Blocks courses are expensive with few user reviews. And like it or not, you'll get questions here. How you answer says a lot You could have said, "We're updating the videos, in the meantime, here's the Uniswap V3 repo link". That's the only acceptable reply here or on Discord. Refund requested. A final word about Teachable - they are not like Udemy or Lynda who handle billing and refunds. With Teachable you have to contact the 'school owner'. |
Great! Being a student at Eattheblocks, you would have received an onboarding email with all support links. Your preference of support venue is always your choice. I merely mentioned that Discord seems to be the faster turn around for answers. |
I'm definitely going to join by tonight. I'd like to learn a lot of very
interesting things actually.
See you on discord
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I bought the course in 2022. Guess it was a mistake.. uniswap V1 is totally outdated, I'll try to get it to work with V3 instead. @wcDogg did you finally solve it? |
Hi, @felixsc1, have you been able to solve this issue, I'm facing the same error |
This issue is for 'Profitable Flashloans' but it looks like it applies to other courses. I'm a tech writer with reasonable Python skills + a bit of JS and yet I have no friggin' clue what to do next. Anyone considering Eattheblocks courses should also be interested in this thread - How's the support? How explicit are course instructions? How well are the courses maintained?
Following the course instructions + the Uniswap V2 instructions, I installed
npm install @uniswap/sdk
.The course uses
fetchData
which appears to be Uniswap V1.Saw #53 and verified that some form of
fetchTokenData
andfetchPairData
is for Uniswap V2I thought I was using V2. When I couldn't get Fetcher to work, looked at
package.json
and see I have@uniswap/sdk ^3.0.3
I imagine this means I have Uniswap V3 which is weird because the install commands are totally different. Here's the V3 instructions:
Adding to my saga, I don't understand the V3 documentation at all - I see nothing about Fetch, and all of it looks very different from V2.
I need detailed, explicit instructions on what to do here, otherwise the course in unusable for me.
And clearly the courses need updating - the V1 instructions are completely outdated and the V2 - V3 straddle needs to be addressed.
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