Connecting to domo.js in React app not working

Hello all,

I am a first time domo app dev trying to create a React app. I used the Quickstart instructions for creating a React app using the template and everything seemed to be setup correctly . When I try to use 'domo.get()' or 'domo.env..', I get a 'domo not defined' error in my application.

I am logging into my DOMO instance successfully:

however, when I run npm start and go to the page where that call is being made, The app shows that 'domo is not defined':

The console.log just reports a ReferenceError:

I am not sure where to go from here to get this working.

Thanks for any help you can give.

Tony

Best Answer

  • btp_tlangston
    btp_tlangston Member
    Answer ✓

    Just wanted to post back here that my issue has been resolved.

    Apparently, I had everything setup correctly but I was not importing domo correctly into the app. I had the import set as import { domo } from 'ryuu.js'; , which was failing to recognize it. I didn't know that domo was exported as default so it should have been import domo from 'ryuu.js'; (without the curly braces). Once I included that import correctly, the connection to domo worked.

    Thanks for the responses.

    Tony

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  • brycec
    brycec Contributor

    After creating the template, did you run npm install to install all the necessary dependencies contained in the package.json file?

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  • Hi @brycec , when I ran the initial command to create-react-app, i thought I did since other packages were working, however, I ran it again, just in case:

    but I am still getting the same error:

  • btp_tlangston
    btp_tlangston Member
    Answer ✓

    Just wanted to post back here that my issue has been resolved.

    Apparently, I had everything setup correctly but I was not importing domo correctly into the app. I had the import set as import { domo } from 'ryuu.js'; , which was failing to recognize it. I didn't know that domo was exported as default so it should have been import domo from 'ryuu.js'; (without the curly braces). Once I included that import correctly, the connection to domo worked.

    Thanks for the responses.

    Tony