I am getting Error: read ECONNRESET

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My question: Why i am getting this issue?

Details (like screenshots):

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How I found the problem:

I have also written my router.js file code for clear understanding.

const express = require('express');

const router = express.Router();

// GET ALL API
router.get('/getAll', (req , res) => {
    res.send('Gettting All The Data')
})

// GET By ID API
router.get('/getOne/:id', (req , res) => {
    res.send("ID : ${req.params.id}")
})

// POST API
router.post('/post', (req , res) => {
    res.send('POST Method')
})

// PUT API
router.put('/put', (req , res) => {
    res.send('PUT METHOD')
})

//DELETE API
router.delete('/delete', (req , res) => {
    res.send('DELETE Method')
})


module.exports = router;

I’ve already tried:

  • ALready tried all the method available online
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This happens when the server closes the TCP/IP connection before the client receives a response.

Where in your code do you specify the /api/ path prefix on your endpoints? Your screenshot of the console error indicates localhost/api/put for example. Is there more code below the Node/Express code that you’ve shared that adds that as a path prefix? Can you also include that please?

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No haven’t added more code till now. I only have 2 files containing code index.js and routes.js. I have already shared routes.js code and wait I will share index.js code also

require('dotenv').config()

const express = require('express')
const mongoose = require('mongoose')
const mongoData = process.env.DATABASE_URL;
// Let's connect to our MongoDB Atlas Database
mongoose.connect(mongoData , {useNewUrlParser: true})
const database = mongoose.connection;

database.on('error' , (error) => {
    console.log(error)
})

database.once('connected' , () =>{
    console.log('Database Connected')
})

// This will be the app that we will be using for the routing of our different endpoints
const app = express();

app.use(express.json)

const routers = require('./routes/routes')

// So all our end points will start from the address /api
app.use('/api' , routers)

app.listen(4000, () => {
    console.log('Server Started at ${4000}')
})

The code above written is of index.js which is my project main file. But still after all try I am not able to get anything out of it.

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Thanks for sending over that other code. I’d suggest putting more console logging in your source to trace what’s happening, or look at some debuggers to help from there.

I truly hate to be the “it works on my machine” guy, but I put together a quick node/express app based on what you sent, and I can access localhost:4000 without getting that error (running Postman desktop app on Windows 11, accessing localhost:4000 on a WSL2 instance running the Node app)

I wondered if it was a CORS issue, but that didn’t matter in my example code. Without more debugging on your side, I can’t really diagnose further what the problem is.