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Start your free trialJennifer Boyle
6,800 PointsAnyone fix the preview issue?
I am still unable to preview the app.js in the browser. I get the following error:
"Workspace Unavailable This is a preview link for a Treehouse Workspace that is not currently active. If you are the workspace owner, you can launch it again via the Treehouse site."
My app.js code is:
var router = require('./router.js');
//Problem: We need a simple way to look at a user's badge count and JavaScript points from a web browser
//Solution: use Node.js to perform the profile look ups and serve our templates via HTTP
//Create a web server
var http = require('http');
http.createServer(function(request, response){
router.home(request, response);
router.user(request, response);
}).listen(3000);
console.log('Server running at http://<workspace-url>/');
My router.js code is:
//Handle HTTP route GET / and POST / i.e. Home
function home(request, response){
//if url is == "/" && GET
if(request.url === "/"){
//show search
response.writeHead(200, {'Content-Type': 'text/plain'});
response.end('Header\n');
response.end(username + '\n');
response.end('Footer\n');
}
//if url == "/" && POST
//redirect to /:username
}
//Handle the HTTP route for GET /:username i.e. /chalkers
function user(request, response){
//if url == "/..."
var username = request.url.replace("/", "");
if (username.length > 0){
//get JSON from Treehouse
//on "end"
//show profile
//on "error"
//show error
}
}
I've tried all ports available, I've even switched from http to https and back again, nothing. When I run my code in the console for the Node portion, I get the exact same results Andrew does for his code. Is there a way to fix this issue so that I can preview what I'm doing?
1 Answer
Jennifer Boyle
6,800 PointsNever mind, I restarted my whole computer and it sorted itself out...
Jennifer Boyle
6,800 PointsJennifer Boyle
6,800 PointsI forgot to mention this is the "Build a Simple Dynamic Site With Node.js" portion of the JavaScript track.