Why ECONNRESET error is coming in POSTMAN while making a NODEJS request

Aakash Tiwari 0
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I have written a simple request response code in NODEJS but there is no response in return of the request is there .

The code for my app.js(Server file) is

const express = require('express');
const cors = require('cors') 
const paymentroute = require('./routes/paymentRoutes');

 const app = express();




 app.use(cors);


app.use("/api",paymentroute);

app.listen(3100,()=>{

  console.log(`listening to port 3100`);
})

The code for my req and res is

const express = require('express');

const router = express.Router();

// const  { checkout } = require('../controllers/paymentController');




router.post("/checkout",(req,res) => { 

  console.log("this function is called ")
  return res.json({success:"true"})
});


module.exports =  router;

Even the console.log inside the res function is not working.

express node.js
2 Answers

Just change app.use(cors); to app.use(cors());

const express = require('express');
const cors = require('cors');
const paymentroute = require('./routes/paymentRoutes');

const app = express();

app.use(cors());

app.use('/api', paymentroute);

app.listen(3100, () => {
    console.log(`listening to port 3100`);
});
Pishameni0

I think it is a connection-related issue often related to a networking issue caused by a Virtual Private Network (VPN) that in some cases is required by some API services or, in other cases, prevents you to reach an API service.

The issue seems to be a combo of having the no-cache header enabled and a request URL length over 64 characters. If the issue persists after doing this solution then try to upgrade to the latest version of Postman.

Nehad Awad0
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