Hi,
I am wondering why my server side code only outputs "Hi ${port}" on console without (1) showing the actual port number or (2) opening up the "locolhost:5000" web page. My command is "npm start server." The screenshots of (1) the code and the (2) scripts part of the package.json file are attached. Thanks!
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Top comments (7)
As others mentioned, use
backticsin order to allow string interpolation.And, regarding your server, it's indeed listening, but, it'll only respond to requests when you hit
localhost:5000/api/sessionssince you don't have a default handler for/route.Thanks!
Because your "Hi ${port}" is a regular string which doesn't allow to paste variables there. You meant to use a template string.
Thanks! Besides, do you know from this code why locolhost:5000 did not load though?
The server handles only "/api/sessions" route, not the "/" you are trying to access by opening localhost:5000. You should add the handler for that too.
use ` back ticks instead of ' single quotes in console.log .
Thanks! Besides, do you know from this code why locolhost:5000 did not load though?