I'm having trouble with the Weather API even though I believe I've coded everything correctly. My API key matches what's on the OpenWeatherMap site, and the URL seems to be accurate too. I've also placed my .env file outside the source folder. Despite all this, I'm hitting a roadblock with a 401 error in the console. Any ideas on what I could be missing?
3 Answers
It sounds like you might have overlooked something! When you say you did everything right, it’s easy to miss minor errors. Take a moment, relax, and try to look for mistakes in your setup. Sometimes just a fresh perspective can lead you to the solution.
Consider logging your API key and URL to the console. Typos are often the culprit in situations like these. If you’ve already checked and they look good, maybe double-check if there are any extra spaces or characters in your API key.
Have you tried making a manual request with a tool like Postman? That could help pinpoint where the issue is. Without seeing the actual code or the specific API request, it’s a bit tricky to diagnose the problem accurately.
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