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2 Replies to "Querying databases with Knex.js"
Unfortunately this tutorial is full of holes. The code on Github doesn’t work, nor does it match the code used in the tutorial. I would recommend taking this post down until the errors can be fixed and a working version of the final project can be cloned and run successfully.
Hi Christian, thanks for pointing this out. I’ll update the article shortly, I have fixed the codebase with the endpoints you’re expecting. CRUD should work fine now – https://github.com/AvanthikaMeenakshi/knex-tutorial/issues/1.
Thanks,
Avanthika.