wixData stopped working properly

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Code that’s been working for a year has stopped working today. The issue stems from using wixDats. I created a simple function, and it seems like even the most basic, simple queries on wixData aren’t working.

This is the type of errors I get in the developes tools log: “_wixData.default.query(…).limit is not a function” _wixData.default.query(…).find is not a function

My code:

import wixData from ‘wix-data’;
const options = { “suppressAuth”: true, };

export function test() {
wixData.query(“Members”) .limit(10) .find(options) .then((results) => {
console.log(“working”, results)
}) }

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Hi! It is possible that the error you are seeing is occurring because the wixData module is not properly imported or because the query function is not being called correctly.

3

Thank you for trying to help, but the code you wrote is exactly the same as mine (I don’t see any difference).

I used:
import wixData from ‘wix-data’;

To import the module and called it just like you did.

I genuinely don’t see the difference in the code you suggested. Can you point it out?

I did copy and paste the code you wrote, but it’s exactly the same, so I’m getting the same error. Keep in mind that code has been working for 6 months straight and stopped working yesterday.

Thank you

4

I wrote the simplest function just for testing purposes (literally copied it from the documentation) and it’s still not working:

Page code:
import { test } from ‘backend/collections/tests’ ;

$w . onReady ( function () {
test (). then ( res => { console . log ( res )})
});

Backend code (tests.jsw):

import wixData from ‘wix-data’ ;

export function test ( ) {
wixData . query ( “log” )
. find ()
. then ( ( results ) => {
console . log ( results . items );
return results . items ;
} );
}

the “log” collection is public. Still not working! getting the following error:

_wixData.default.query(…).find is not a function

Please help!!!

5

return wixData . query ( “log” ). find (). then (( results )=>{ console . log ( results . items ); return results . items ;});

You missed return (in red text) so the data is not returned to the frontend!