The message you’re seeing about adding packages and auditing them is a normal part of npm, and it’s usually unrelated to the “Not Found” error you’re experiencing with your Glitch project.
“Try following these steps, maybe your error will be fixed.”
Glitch Project Error (“Not Found”):
Check the project URL for typos.
Ensure your Glitch project is public.
Review your server code for routing issues.
Restart your Glitch project if needed.
Check project logs for error messages.
Clear your browser cache.
NPM Packages & Vulnerabilities:
The message about added packages is normal.
Running npm audit provides vulnerability details.
“9 packages are looking for funding” is informational.
Your Node server is running on port 3000.
Focus on addressing the “Not Found” error first for your Glitch project. If you encounter npm-related issues, consider running npm audit to investigate vulnerabilities but know that it’s not directly related to the “Not Found” error.