Disintegrate.js and htmlcanvas.min.js seem not working - javascript

I have a problem, i used disintegrate.js and html2canvas.min.js libraries to help me create a vanishing screen when an image is clicked on. But it seem not working. please help me out
I have tried reviewing the codes over and over to see if there is an issue but nothing yet.
I used npm to install the disintegrate and html5canvas respectively

okay i think i came across this issue sometimes back but i didn't use npm to do it, i downloaded the disintegrate.js and html2canvas.min.js libraries files and used it then it worked. I think the problem is from the npm installation, so you can check how to install desintegrate https://github.com/ZachSaucier/Disintegrate and try again.
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