49be1f3f-1243-43be-a324-5df11b1ff9fe

Thats the project id.

https://github.com/RyanNuggets/LARP

Thats the repo.

Ye so it looks like you'd need to use a dockerfile

Or to define an explicit entry point for your app, like a package.json, deno.json etc

Whats that?

Im not a bot developer, i hired someone to make one for me and i js host it here.

They provided a nodes module folder do i put that on github as well?

Nice, then you can ask them to write a dockerfile for you

Nope that wouldn't help here

And also you're not supposed to commit them to a git repo at all

At least you need the package.json from them

There is one

Package-lock alone is not enough

Not on the repo you've provided

Wait, ill put the package.json again onto the repo

Yup that should help

Done.

So thats all i gotta do?

No need for dockerfile

Probably no, but you'd still need to configure the start command

There's none

Like, railway has to run something, right? That's why a start command is required

Same with a dockerfile really, I just prefer it because it's universal

He said he does not know how to make a dockerfile

I can tell

Does he have an idea how to run his code?

He ran it to test before

But on a different host

Here is the error after putting the config.json

How does he make a start command?

@maddsua

node start.js inside of the scripts section of the package.json

So, like:

"scripts" : {
  "start":"node start.js"
}

He sent this, to replace my old package.json with

Problem is you don't have the file runner.js in your repository so it will not work

He said he added the thing you said

This

Do i tell him to make a runner.js too?

Idk I'm not the guy who wrote it 🤷‍♂️

so

what would fix the error

him doing the start.js thing

or him doing a runner.js

The repo having a proper start command would

what does this error mean tho

It's not like I have any idea how the code works and I am judging from what your previously said, you don't actually copy all the files, so maybe there's something else so you have to figure it out between you and the developer, which files are actually required and then simply write a proper start command which would run the actual entry point of your application. That's it

Typed this with Google voice idk could have some misspellings

It means that Nixie packs failed to install all the required packages and the actual error would be a bit down below in the logs