Complete guide to Node.js runtime errors and how to fix them.
Node.js cannot find the required module. The module is not installed or the path is incorrect.
The port number is already being used by another process.
Node.js cannot find the specified file or directory.
Node.js doesn't have permission to access the file or directory.
Node.js cannot connect to the server. The connection was refused.
The network operation timed out before completion.
Trying to use require() to load an ES module, which is not supported.
A function received an argument of the wrong type.
Attempting to write to a stream that has already ended.
Trying to set HTTP headers after the response has already been sent to the client.
The provided URL is malformed or invalid.
The specified port number is invalid or out of valid range (0-65535).
Attempting to use a stream that has been destroyed.
A callback function was expected but not provided or is invalid.