You might just be missing the async
keyword on line 48.
Update your code to use the async
keyword before the function
keyword:
renderScene: async function(route, nav) {
try {
const response = await signIn.isLoggedIn();
// ...
Or when using an arrow function, put the async
keyword before the parameter list:
renderScene: async (route, nav) => {
try {
const response = await signIn.isLoggedIn();
In JavaScript, the async
keyword is a decorator that warns the runtime that the attached enclosure will use the await
keyword, so you always see them used together. Which is why you will hear people refer to this syntax as the async/await
syntax.
Simply put: You can't use await
without async
.
Edit: If you are declaring this inside of a class, then just be sure that your syntax is correct:
class MusicTulip extends Component {
async renderContent() {
const response = await signIn.isLoggedIn();
}
}
Hope this helps!
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