While using gcloud on my own local server, I write:
var gcloud = require('gcloud');
var bucket;
bucket = gcloud.storage.bucket({
projectId: 'myProjectName',
keyFilename: 'resources/key.json',
bucketName: 'testnameorwhatever'
});
bucket.write('demo.txt', 'Hello World', function(err) {
var stuff = err || 'Created demo.txt'
console.log(stuff);
});if I do specify the right path to the key, it gives this output (not thrown error, just console log):
[Error: Missing key, key or keyFile option must be provided!]
I do not understand this message. There is a key specified, and the path to it is right. I know that, as if I write the wrong keyFilename path, it throws ENOENT error 34. So, is it about the key description or something?
While using gcloud on my own local server, I write:
if I do specify the right path to the key, it gives this output (not thrown error, just console log):
[Error: Missing key, key or keyFile option must be provided!]
I do not understand this message. There is a key specified, and the path to it is right. I know that, as if I write the wrong keyFilename path, it throws ENOENT error 34. So, is it about the key description or something?