Is there a solution for this error that anyone can share?
The Google Developer Tools are not able to identify the exact location of the problematic code, making troubleshooting difficult.
I am using Meteor and MongoDB. I have looked into Unexpected tokens, finding A, N, C but M is less frequent.
I have come across suggestions that it could be related to a server commenting issue causing random letters and unrecognized scripts to appear.
Any advice on how to proceed?
Greetings from the ng-inspector maintainer (Apologies for not being able to leave a comment earlier)
I regret to hear about the troubles you faced with the extension. Just so you know, we have recently made an update (v0.5.8) to address exceptions related to the postMessage data.
Encountering the same troublesome issue, I found that it occurs specifically at line 1472 within ng-inspector.js where JSON.parse(eventData); is invoked.
Seemingly, the culprit lies in event.data containing a peculiar string starting with the letter 'M' - "Meteor._setImmediate.0.5014774943701923.5"
The following are the five lines preceding the JSON.parse() call in ng-inspector.js:
window.addEventListener('message', function (event) {
// Ensure the message was sent by this origin
if (event.origin !== window.location.origin) return;
var eventData = event.data;
if (!eventData || typeof eventData !== 'string') return;
eventData = JSON.parse(eventData);
Upon inspecting the event object in the debugger, the data property reveals:
event = MessageEvent {data: "Meteor._setImmediate.0.5014774943701923.5", origin: "http://localhost:3000", lastEventId: "", source: Window, ports:
Since ng-inspector.js functions as an Angular extension for Chrome, opting to uninstall it after transitioning to Meteor should resolve the issue.
An affirmation from another user confirms the remedy involves removing the Angular inspector Chrome extension, effectively resolving the problem.
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