The API reference documentation is currently inaccessible. Users are reporting numerous 'fetch is not defined' errors in the console. Can someone fix the server configuration to restore access to the documentation?
API Reference Documentation Not Accessible
It seems that there is an issue with the server configuration preventing users from accessing the API reference documentation. The specific error, fetch is not defined, typically occurs when a JavaScript environment (such as Node.js) does not support the fetch API natively, or when there is a misconfiguration in the way the client-side code communicates with the server.
Possible Causes
Server Misconfiguration:
- The server hosting the API reference documentation may not be properly handling requests, resulting in an inability to fetch the necessary resources.
Environment Issue:
- If the documentation uses
fetchon the backend or in an environment that does not natively support it (e.g., older Node.js versions), this error could occur.
- If the documentation uses
CORS Issues:
- Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) settings on the server may be improperly configured, preventing the client-side
fetchfrom accessing the required resources.
- Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) settings on the server may be improperly configured, preventing the client-side
Broken Script Files:
- The documentation’s scripts may be missing or incorrectly referenced, leading to JavaScript errors such as
fetch is not defined.
- The documentation’s scripts may be missing or incorrectly referenced, leading to JavaScript errors such as
Server Downtime:
- The server hosting the documentation may be temporarily down or facing technical issues. checking r350 status
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The "fetch is not defined" error usually indicates a problem with the server configuration or runtime environment. Ensure the server hosting the API documentation is running correctly, CORS headers are properly set, and the fetch API is available (use node-fetch in Node.js). Restart the server and check for any missing dependencies.
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