movieDb is not a constructor about moviedb-promise HOT 11 CLOSED

Ok, yeah I think the problem is making sure you're requiring it like { MovieDb } and then doing new MovieDb().

const { MovieDb } = require('moviedb-promise')
const moviedb = new MovieDb('my-key')

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Ok great!

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I think it's because capitalization matters when importing the package. Try this:

const { MovieDb } = require('moviedb-promise')

Replace movieDb with MovieDB.

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I tried that too but getting same error.

Replace movieDb with MovieDB.

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What happens when you clone and run this sample project?

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It runs perfectly when I run this sample project.

What happens when you clone and run this sample project?

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What's the output when you run npm view moviedb-promise version in your project? Could you paste the full snippet again?

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3.1.2

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What about this?

const { MovieDb } = require('moviedb-promise')
const moviedb = new MovieDb('my-key')

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This is what I was trying at first. it's giving an error.

const moviedb = new movieDb('my-key')
                ^
TypeError: movieDb is not a constructor

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This is working now. It's returning Promise { }
Thanks

const { MovieDb } = require('moviedb-promise')
const moviedb = new MovieDb('my-key')

The solution is we have to make M capital in the MovieDb

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