"TypeError: Path must be a string" after break from project

[kingscott]

Encountered this issue, and resolved it by downgrading node to v5.11.1 from v6.0.0.

Took a week break from a project, then cloned, and did the regular steps but got this error:

ERROR in ./src/app.js
Module build failed: TypeError: Path must be a string. Received undefined
    at assertPath (path.js:7:11)
    at Object.extname (path.js:1429:5)
    at processText (/home/kingscott/newton/node_modules/standard/node_modules/eslint/lib/cli-engine.js:144:30)
    at CLIEngine.executeOnText (/home/kingscott/newton/node_modules/standard/node_modules/eslint/lib/cli-engine.js:671:26)
    at Linter.lintText (/home/kingscott/newton/node_modules/standard-engine/index.js:65:59)
    at Object.standardLoader (/home/kingscott/newton/node_modules/standard-loader/index.js:19:12)
 @ multi app

Turns out downgrading node was the solution. This is the branch I am using.

Thanks.

[kingscott]

Although the problem still persists with node v6.0.0, standard v7.0.1 and standard-loader v3.0.1.

[ghinda]

@kingscott Can you try installing from my fork? The standard upgrade to 7.0.1 fixes it for me on node 6.1.0.

npm install https://github.com/ghinda/standard-loader.git#fix-string-path

[kingscott]

Seems to be an error trying to install that URL. It works for me in browser. But npm cannot seem to find it.

EDIT: I had the wrong version of node selected. It does work, thanks! Just curious, what did you edit?

👍

[ghinda]

@kingscott Just updated standard to 7.0.1. Here's the PR changeset:

https://github.com/timoxley/standard-loader/pull/65/files

[kingscott]

I was able to install standard 7.0.1 and all is good.

Thanks! @ghinda! 💯

[timoxley]

@kingscott I just released standard-loader 4.0.0 which allows container app to specify which version of standard to use, please update and let me know if this works for you.

[kingscott]

@timoxley It's working for me!

[bookercodes]

You're awesome. Thank you for writing this in easy-to-search words.

[alex-shamshurin]

@alexbooker Yes, it helped.