Cannot convert object to primitive value

The error message "Cannot convert object to primitive value" usually occurs when you're trying to convert an object type to a primitive value type, such as a string or number. JavaScript provides methods like `toString()` or `valueOf()` to convert objects to primitive values, but not all objects have these methods implemented.

To resolve this issue, you can check if the object has a relevant method and then call it. For example, if you have an object called `myObject` and you want to convert it to a string, you can use the `toString()` method as follows:

let myString = myObject.toString();

If the object doesn't have a specific method, or you're not sure about its structure, you may need to access specific properties of the object to retrieve the desired value.