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TypeError: google[api.name] is not a function #17

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AliPST opened this issue Jan 3, 2019 · 5 comments
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TypeError: google[api.name] is not a function #17

AliPST opened this issue Jan 3, 2019 · 5 comments

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@AliPST
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AliPST commented Jan 3, 2019 •
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Hi,

I get an error ("TypeError: google[api.name] is not a function"), at this statement (exactly at line 123):
var api = decodeAPI(node.api); api = google[api.name]({ version: api.version, auth: auth });

It looks like the "google" variable does not get initialized as expected. I am saying that b/c "google.discovery('v1');" works fine (and it populates the api list and operation), but "google[api.name]" does not.
I even tried to change the code and statically call the api that I need (e.g. _google.dialogflow), but I got the same error.

Any idea?

Here are the environment settings and conditions:
@danleighton
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Did you work this out in the end?

Not sure what is going on here and getting the same error.

@AliPST
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AliPST commented Jul 22, 2019 via email •
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@danleighton
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Ah, I have used that node for dialogflow. But I need to be able to use a whole heap of APIs. I don't think that one can be used for anything except Dialogflow? Or is it more flexible than that... I don't imagine it is?

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AliPST commented Jul 22, 2019

you are right. it is only for the dialogflow.
It's been a while since I worked on this issue and honestly, i don't remember the details about it. But I have a vague memory that this library wasn't an independent thing, and it was part of a bigger library, without which it is not fully functional. Take this with a grain of salt...

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That is the Viseo Google Library I think you are thinking of - which is part of a bigger library. It's kind of cool, but uses an old version of NodeRed - so not so good. And a pain to install. Pity.

Thanks for the help. Best wishes.

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