Error : Not Found google cloud storage about nodejs-storage HOT 10 CLOSED

I encountered this issue while attempting to use the firebase-admin node module's storage bucket. I'm not sure if that's the case with other's who've reported this issue, but I noticed that firebase-admin specifies version 1.2.1 of @google-cloud/storage in it's dependencies.

When I installed the current version (1.3.0) and connected directly to the storage bucket everything worked perfectly.

This may not be the source of the problem for everyone, but it seems probably that at least a few users will encounter this issue while using the firebase module.

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From @stephenplusplus on August 28, 2017 16:22

Hello, @c00kie17, can you fill in the details about your environment?

• OS:
• Node.js version:
• npm version:
• google-cloud-node version:

Thanks!

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Note: The OP edited it into his original post. (I almost missed that.)

With #2582, this is the second report in three days that are npm 5.3.0. Different operating systems, but consistently Node 8.4 and npm 5.3.0.

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From @stephenplusplus on September 7, 2017 13:24

@c00kie17 would you mind going into the file, C:\Users\anshu\Desktop\statseeker\node_modules\gcs-resumable-upload\index.js, adding a console.log(authorizedReqOpts) on line 275, then pasting the response here? (You can remove the Authorization: 'Bearer y.2....' line from the output)

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From @DennisDukh on September 7, 2017 13:48

{ method: 'POST',
  uri: 'https://www.googleapis.com/upload/storage/v1/b/my_project_id/events/new_player/o',
  qs: 
   { name: 'file.csv',
     uploadType: 'resumable',
     predefinedAcl: 'publicRead' },
  json: { contentType: 'image/jpeg', metadata: { custom: 'metadata' } },
  headers: 
   { 'X-Upload-Content-Type': 'image/jpeg',
     Authorization: 'Bearer <REDACTED>' } }

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From @DennisDukh on September 7, 2017 13:53

OS: Windows 7
Node.js version: 6.9.5
npm version: 3.10.10

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From @stephenplusplus on September 7, 2017 18:40

I believe the path should be: https://www.googleapis.com/upload/storage/v1/b/your_bucket_name

Can you show how you create the Bucket object?

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From @c00kie17 on September 8, 2017 5:12

The bucket object is already created im not creating it in my code. I created it manually from the google cloud console.

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From @stephenplusplus on September 8, 2017 12:40

Sorry, I meant the @google-cloud/storage "Bucket", i.e.:

var storage = require('@google-cloud/storage')
var bucket = storage.bucket('...')
var file = bucket.file('...')

It seems like the argument passed to storage.bucket() and/or storage.file() might be incorrect. In a typical scenario, this should look like:

var bucket = storage.bucket('my-bucket-name')
var file = bucket.file('my-file-name')

If the file is in a folder, it would look like:

var bucket = storage.bucket('my-bucket-name')
var file = bucket.file('my-folder-name/my-file-name')

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Thanks for the info! This is likely the same problem that we solved after the investigation here: googleapis/google-cloud-node#2604

It's already available to new installations of @google-cloud/storage. Considering that, I'm going to close this issue. Let us know if any errors continue.

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