- 1 year ago
TypeError: cli.init is not a function
The error message "TypeError: cli.init is not a function" suggests that you are trying to use a function named init
from an object or module named cli
, but it is not recognized as a function.
To resolve this issue, you can try the following steps:
Check function existence: Ensure that the
init
function is defined and accessible within thecli
object or module. Double-check the spelling and capitalization of the function name.Importing the module: If the function is part of a separate module, make sure you have imported the module correctly using the
import
statement. For example:pythonimport cli
# Then, use the function
cli.init()
Note that the exact import statement might differ based on your module structure and naming conventions. Adjust it accordingly.
Object instantiation: If
cli
is an object instance, ensure that theinit
function is defined within the class or prototype of that object. Instantiate the object before using the function. For example:pythoncli = SomeClass() # Instantiate the object
cli.init() # Call the init function
Replace
SomeClass
with the actual class name of your object.Function signature and arguments: Check the function signature and ensure that you are providing the correct arguments, if any, when calling the
init
function.
If none of these solutions solve the issue, provide more information about the context in which you are using cli.init
and any relevant code snippets, so I can assist you further.