Error thrown when running "source ../env.sh; node index.js" command in tutorial step about stream-react-example HOT 7 CLOSED

Looks like a syntax error introduced by some automated linting.

I'll check I can reproduce it and see about a fix.

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I can replicate this error with Node versions < 8.0.

This is due to the lack of support for trailing commas in function calls.

Since these trailing commas now appear throughout the codebase it's not quick one-line fix. I've raised #36 to open discussion about whether this should be reverted.

@sadzebra - can you confirm the version of node you're using by running node --version? If it's <v8.0 then the quickest workaround will be to upgrade and I'd recommend (nvm)[https://github.com/creationix/nvm]. That being the case I'd propose to close this issue. If you still see the error after confirming Node v8.x then we should keep this issue open.

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@dwightgunning, Thanks for the help.

I can confirm that upgrading to the latest stable (8.x) instead of the LTS version (6.x) solves this problem. However i seem to get more errors, is there a way of getting some extra support on this?

I just get the loading screen now and it doesn't go past this.

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This is solved, solution is to use version of node v8 onward.

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@sadzebra - just to confirm you were able to work through the subsequent problem with the loading screen?

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Yes, everything is up and running now on version 8.4.0 of nodes.

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Brilliant. Thanks again!

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