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This was a library bug: getCustomersByEmail built the request without attaching the email as a query parameter. It was fixed and released in customerio-node v3.5.0. Upgrade to 3.5.0 or later and the request correctly hits /v1/customers?email=.... Source: S…
Problem outcome: unknown
Calling getCustomersByEmail("an email address") in customerio-node returns 400 Bad Request even with a valid email. Inspection shows the query parameters are dropped: the SDK issues GET /v1/customers instead of GET /v1/customers?email=an email address, so the API rejects the request. The email argument is acce…
Problem outcome: unknown
This was a bug in the library itself: the track request pipeline passed a non-function where Node's EventEmitter expected a listener. The maintainer reproduced it, shipped the fix in customerio-node v3.0.3 (tested first as 3.0.3-beta.1), and the reporter confirmed the fix. Upgrade to 3.0.3 or later. Source:
Problem outcome: unknown
Following the customerio-node docs for event tracking in Node.js, new TrackClient(siteId, apiKey, { region: RegionUS }) then await trackClient.track(userId, { name, data }) throws [ERR_INVALID_ARG_TYPE]: The "listener" argument must be of type Function. Received type object. The code matched the README example e…
Problem outcome: unknown
customerio-node is a server-side library only: it relies on Node's URL global, which does not exist in the browser runtime, so importing or executing it client-side throws url_1.URL is not a constructor. Fix: keep the APIClient on the server (route handlers / server actions) and never bundle it into client compone…
Problem outcome: unknown
In a Next.js 14 project, calling getCustomersByEmail(email) on the APIClient from customerio-node throws Unhandled Runtime Error. TypeError: url_1.URL is not a constructor. The same call works in a plain Node server. The client was instantiated in app-router code that ends up executing in the browser.
Problem outcome: unknown