Description

Running npm start throws a Caching... failed error.

Version

@formidablejs/[email protected]

Output

Error:

Caching... failed
 > app/Mail/VerifyEmail.imba:7:21: error: Could not resolve "@formidablejs/helpers" (mark it as external to exclude it from the bundle)
    7 │ import {config} from '@formidablejs/helpers'/*$path$*/;
      ╵                      ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~


 > app/Mail/ResetPassword.imba:7:21: error: Could not resolve "@formidablejs/helpers" (mark it as external to exclude it from the bundle)
    7 │ import {config} from '@formidablejs/helpers'/*$path$*/;
      ╵                      ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~


× failed with 2 errors [
  {
    detail: undefined,
    location: {
      column: 21,
      file: 'app/Mail/ResetPassword.imba',
      length: 23,
      line: 7,
      lineText: "import {config} from '@formidablejs/helpers'/*$path$*/;",
      namespace: ''
    },
    notes: [],
    text: 'Could not resolve "@formidablejs/helpers" (mark it as external to exclude it from the bundle)'
  },
  {
    detail: undefined,
    location: {
      column: 21,
      file: 'app/Mail/VerifyEmail.imba',
      length: 23,
      line: 7,
      lineText: "import {config} from '@formidablejs/helpers'/*$path$*/;",
      namespace: ''
    },
    notes: [],
    text: 'Could not resolve "@formidablejs/helpers" (mark it as external to exclude it from the bundle)'
  }
]

Possible fix

Update imports

Issue/Error

ForbiddenException gets thrown when the previously logged in user is removed from the database.

This is because the personal_access_token and session are still active.

Possible fix

• Always check if the personal_access_token and user are still in the database in the Authenticate middleware and ErrorIfAuthenticated middleware

formidablejs/framework version: 0.7.0

Details

knex throws a warning when using sqlite3 as the default database driver.

Expected Behavior

Warning shouldn't be thrown.

Actual Behavior

knex throws a warning when using sqlite3 as the default database driver.

Possible Fix

Add a knex config options in the database config so we can easily add the knex option to get rid of the warning when using sqlite.

sqlite does not support inserting default values. Set the `useNullAsDefault` flag to hide this warning. (see docs http://knexjs.org/#Builder-insert).

formidablejs/framework version: 0.6.1

Details

supertest request throws error 500 when the application uses Imba views.

Expected Behavior

Default test should always return a status code of 200.

Actual Behavior

Test throws error 500.

Possible Fix

TypeError: Cannot read property 'inputs' of undefined
    at $r.inputs [as get] (/home/donald/code/myapp/.formidable/server.app.js:2:9929)
    at at.input (/home/donald/code/myapp/.formidable/server.app.js:2:10278)
    at at.asset (/home/donald/code/myapp/.formidable/server.app.js:2:10352)
    at at.String [as get] (/home/donald/code/myapp/.formidable/server.app.js:2:10479)
    at String (<anonymous>)
    at ys.outerHTML (/home/donald/code/myapp/.formidable/server.app.js:5:915)
    at r.innerHTML (/home/donald/code/myapp/.formidable/server.app.js:2:29957)
    at r.outerHTML (/home/donald/code/myapp/.formidable/server.app.js:2:30401)
    at cs.innerHTML (/home/donald/code/myapp/.formidable/server.app.js:2:29957)
    at cs.outerHTML (/home/donald/code/myapp/.formidable/server.app.js:2:30401)
    at cs.outerHTML (/home/donald/code/myapp/.formidable/server.app.js:2:32119)
    at cs.toString (/home/donald/code/myapp/.formidable/server.app.js:2:26360)
    at String (<anonymous>)
    at er.make (/home/donald/code/myapp/node_modules/@formidablejs/framework/lib/Http/View/View.js:101:10)
    at processTicksAndRejections (internal/process/task_queues.js:95:5)
    at ViewResponse.toView (/home/donald/code/myapp/node_modules/@formidablejs/framework/lib/Http/Response/ViewResponse.js:47:18)

There are a number of dependencies that are required by the package but aren't actually used.
We need to remove them

useForm({
  test: [{a:'a'}]
})
useForm({
  test: ''
})

The first does not post, the second one works successfully.

I see these errors in the console on a fresh install. I don't even have any sessions nor custom code

ℹ listening on http://::1:3000/
[session-file-store] will retry, error on last attempt: Error: ENOENT: no such file or directory, open 'storage/sessions/0mI12SRd0Uu5UM1fji599zWTtLFjQGn5.json'
[session-file-store] will retry, error on last attempt: Error: ENOENT: no such file or directory, open 'storage/sessions/0mI12SRd0Uu5UM1fji599zWTtLFjQGn5.json'
[session-file-store] will retry, error on last attempt: Error: ENOENT: no such file or directory, open 'storage/sessions/0mI12SRd0Uu5UM1fji599zWTtLFjQGn5.json'
[session-file-store] will retry, error on last attempt: Error: ENOENT: no such file or directory, open 'storage/sessions/0mI12SRd0Uu5UM1fji599zWTtLFjQGn5.json'
[session-file-store] will retry, error on last attempt: Error: ENOENT: no such file or directory, open 'storage/sessions/0mI12SRd0Uu5UM1fji599zWTtLFjQGn5.json'

Is it linked to this [session-file-store] Deleting expired sessions?

How to reproduce:

• Create a new project and keep it running for a day. (many [session-file-store] Deleting expired sessions in the logs)
• restart and you will see these errors

Description

Allow migrations to be written in TypeScript.

Why

The default Formidable template uses TypeScript, it would make sense to have some consistency.

Possible Implementation & Open Questions

Not sure yet

Is this something you're interested in working on?

Yes

Some requests a slow due to the event loop getting blocked at times.

I've only experienced this when building SPA and MPA applications.

Not sure how to fix it yet, will investigate

Description

Convert Application Boot Sequence to plugins.

Why

Switching to a plugin based application boot sequence will allow some services to be completely turned off during the application's initial boot.

This will make it easy to completely remove services like Sessions and Cookies, etc.

Possible Implementation & Open Questions

Just create new Service Resolvers that re-uses the startup kernel code.

See

Is this something you're interested in working on?

Yes