Can't get human readable error messages on uploadthing.
instant updates from route handler to frontend
FileRouter from uploadthing doesn't write data to the database on vercel
Catch Drizzle Error
How to send additional information with a file using UploadThing?
Uploadthing UploadDropzone component button stuck on loading state
Twitch Con EU 24 Meetup?
Replacing Context with Data Access Layer
trpc with Server Actions
What’s the correct way to setup simple node+typescript app in turborepo?
Module build failed: UnhandledSchemeError:Reading from "cloudflare:sockets" is not handled by plugin
Hitting request timeout on Vercel but function is expected to be slow
Best practices for rendering the version of your app
export const APP_VERSION = "1.0.0"
export const APP_VERSION = "1.0.0"
UploadThing randomly started failing this morning
@uploadthing/react
components are getting stuck in an infinite loading loop, the server kept pinging back "still uploading" or something like that. I can't get back to it now.
Went down a small rabbit hole and am seeing the same error consistently across all my builds. I tried to redeploy the last successful build on Vercel (4 days ago) and it failed with the same error....T3 Middleware
Hear Ye, Hear Ye! A Call for Aid in the Realm of Codecraft: The Tale of the Missing Styles
Recommended way to prettyprint tRPC errors
What NoSQL databases are actually good?
How T3Stack env.js actually works?
createEnv
function does behind the curtains, when I'm running my application.
The reason is that I'm having seed.ts
at the root of my project, which I'm using to seed the database, by calling tsx seed.ts
. Problem is, that if I import env.js
into that seeder-file, it does not have env variables available.
Same thing when I'm trying to call Encryption.encrypt()
method from one of my lib-files, to encrypt some data, and that lib-file imports env.js
, I get error that environmental variable are not set. Should I somehow load the .env
file manually on tsx
call, or what might I be missing?...