I have a question as I encountered a problem after creating my application on Monday.com when trying to create a new build to install the application for a client from their Developer Workspace. I executed “npm run build” and “npm run-script build”, the build folder was created successfully. I then navigated inside and zipped its contents into a single .zip file. However, when trying to upload it to Monday.com, I receive the error message “Failed to download new app feature option”.
Here are the details of my code (provided just in case): It’s a feature of type object, deployed across 3 JavaScript files: “App.js”, “Function.js”, “HTMLRender.js”, located in the src folder at the root, along with the rest of the basic files created by Node and some backup JavaScript files that are not linked to the rest (just for decoration at the moment). I created Function.js to simplify my App.js, while HTMLRender.js consists of 13 lines and serves to establish a connection between the other two files. I haven’t modified the Node.js configuration.
I started coding the feature, which I linked to an app in another Monday.com workspace, and it was working relatively fine with “http://localhost:8301” to establish the connection between the Monday workspace and my code. Then I transferred it to the client’s workspace. “http://localhost:8301” still works, but I’m unable to do so with build.zip.
I hope you could advise or assist me. Thank you in advance for your response.
I apologize for the delay. Yes, I have an index.html file in my build, but the error persists. My directory structure is the default one, with three main files in my src folder:
function.js, which contains the functions,
HTMLRender.js, which constructs the DOM with a dynamic template based on the data from the database,
and App.js, which handles the application's display by linking the created template with the fixed parts of the DOM.
Do you have in your folders any file that has a space in its name?
Do you have files requiring additional compilation? – for the build to compile, it must be a production build (ie, vanilla JS/CSS/HTML files that can be run in the browser)
Have you tried this in your local machine? Does it work there?
I removed all spaces from my files, whether they are resources (PDF, PNG, MP4) or CSS, JS, and HTML files. However, the compilation fails. Besides the formats mentioned above, I don’t have any other files. Everything works perfectly locally, but when integrating into the application, linking them becomes impossible. There are also no “@” characters in the file names.
