Property env does not exist on type importmeta

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Error Explanation

Error Explanation

The error message “property env does not exist on type importmeta” occurs when you are trying to access the “env” property on the import.meta object, but this property does not exist within the type declaration of import.meta.

The import.meta object is a built-in object in ECMAScript modules, allowing you to access meta-information about the current module. However, the specific properties available within this object may vary depending on the environment and the tooling you are using.

Example

Let’s say you have the following code in a JavaScript module file: 

console.log(import.meta.env);

When executing this code, you will receive the mentioned error because the “env” property is not a standard property of import.meta and is not recognized by the type system.

To resolve this issue, you should either make sure that you are using the correct property name or consult the documentation or type declarations of your specific environment or tooling to find the appropriate property to access any environment-related information.



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