Hi, I’m using node-fetch (v2) to make backend requests. Using React Web Client & Jovo 4.
Ex:
const ip = await fetch('https://httpbin.org/ip');
this.$send(`Your IP is: ${ip}`);
But once fetch is executed, Jovo is returning response even before the $send() is called and no output is received to the web client. But I can see output in Jovo Debugger.
Is this a known issue? Or, am I missing something? Thanks
You should await response.json().
Something like this will work
type HttpbinIpResponse = {
origin: string;
};
Webhook.get('/ip', async (req: Request, res: Response) => {
const response = await fetch('https://httpbin.org/ip');
const body = (await response.json()) as HttpbinIpResponse;
res.json({ ip: body.origin });
});
To make is simple, I simplified the example code, but now I see that I over did it.
The moment await fetch() got executed, Jovo is sending output. In below pictures, execution is waiting on breakpoint just after await fetch() and I can see output already in Jovo Debugger.
Below is the actual code I have:
So, I’m pretty sure it is not the await resp.json(). Thanks
My bad. Problem is a missing await for at higher level when invoking the service in recursive manner.
