Sometimes Cloud Function not working

Technical Issue Reporting
#1

I configured Sync and Watch contract event to my contract and i set function in Cloud Function to call our server’s API.
It worked but sometimes it do not call API to our server although i saw new record in collection tables.

#2

what is the code that you used for the cloud function? was a specific trigger?

#3

I am using Moralis.Cloud.afterSave to call Moralis.Cloud.httpRequest Post to our API.

#4

Ok, that will not work for historical data, and it may also not work few times like when cloud code gets updated. You should also have a job that runs every x minutes to process the events that were recently added.

Now you can add some logging to see why it doesn’t work.

#5

Thank for your reply. But i did not change anything to cloud function code for a long time.
Anh i working with polygon Mumbai testnet. Anything else relate to it?

#6

You can also paste your server url

#7

Moralis.Cloud is not a function
This is not working in react.js
"react-moralis": “1.4.0”,

#8

What happens? Do you see anything in network tab?

#9

I don’t see any errors in network tab.

Unhandled Rejection (TypeError): Moralis.Cloud is not a function
Moralis.Cloud(‘loadNFTs’).then(res => console.log(’=================’, res))

#10

This seems like syntax for vanilla js. In react it may be a different syntax.

You want to call a cloud function and it doesn’t work?

Try Moralis.Cloud.run(function_name_here)

#11 
Moralis.Cloud('loadNFTs') is not working as well.

Only I can use useMoralisCloudFunction from react-moralis package.

I need to call cloud function directly on clicking button.

#12

There should be a way to do it. You can also use vanilla js syntax. That probably is Moralis.Cloud.run

#13

Could you please let me know how to use vanilia js syntax?

#14

You should be able to find the documentation at v1docs.moralis.io

#15

You could have such too in react and call fetch() on clicking the button

const { fetch } = useMoralisCloudFunction("loadNFTs", {}, { autoFetch: false });