Had similar issue:
After quasar dev I’ve got a message without any additional comments:
ERROR Failed to compile with 2 errors

So I did quasar build and during the build, I’ve got all the details about errors.

Once I’ve fixed my errors, quasar dev launched my app!

Describe the bug
I’m trying to make a vertical list of rows, where each row is horizontal list.
So I configured a vertical virtual scroll with :key=“idx” and put inside a horizontal virtual scroll with :key=“idy”.

I have a double array of items heavySubCats[a][b].
When I try to set items for horizontal list :items=“heavySubCats[idx]” (where idx is a key of a vertical list) - it doesn’t work, but if I’ll set a constant instead of the index :items=“heavySubCats[2]” - it works.

Codepen/jsFiddle/Codesandbox (required)
https://jsfiddle.net/antonsvens/sfvkmbc5/9/

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

Go to the jsfiddle link above, run - you will only see vertcal list titles
In the HTML tab, line #28 replace
:items=“heavyItems[idx]”
with
:items=“heavyItems[3]”
or any other number instead of idx, run - you will see horizontal scroll list in each row

Expected behavior
I need to pass index of the row of vertical list to the horizontal list

Guys, any ideas?

@aeiosapp said in [V1] A guide for @quasar/dotenv:

Nice solution, by the way it works fine when I call process.env.MYVAR jn the <script> section of my *.vue file, but it doesn’t work when I call it in my src/app/local.js file where I’d like to put some functions that I’ll call in a <script> of *.vue file. Any ideas how to handle it??

Found solution for my question. Just had to add this code in my src/app/local.js file:

const DotEnv = require('dotenv')

if(parsedEnv = DotEnv.config().parsed) {
  for (let key in parsedEnv) {
    process.env[key] = parsedEnv[key]
  }
}

Nice solution, by the way it works fine when I call process.env.MYVAR jn the <script> section of my *.vue file, but it doesn’t work when I call it in my src/app/local.js file where I’d like to put some functions that I’ll call in a <script> of *.vue file. Any ideas how to handle it??