I'm using fetch-jsonp in my react app running ES6, and im unable to import the script with import fecthjsonp from 'fetch-jsonp';- if anyone knows what the problem is please care to explain.
The script seems to be imported but the console returns fetchjsonp undefined
However, this got me wondering - What is the best way to include a script like this? Using import or just drop a script tab in my HTML with the CDN?
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I know I'm a bit behind the times here, but how can I import from this library (uirouter/react-hybrid) for an existing Angularjs site using only tags to include libraries? I have tried a few things, including including from CDN via jsdelivr, also building from node locally and attempting to include the dependencies via webpack. I have also tried loading through require.js but not sure I did it correctly. No matter what, I either get an error for the import or I fail to see the library once imported. I am just not getting it, I feel like I'm missing something. Could someone please help me with a detailed process for how I can get this library to work in place of the existing angular ui-router loaded via tag?
I could definitely go into the reasons why I'm doing this in the first place if necessary, but I feel like this should be pretty simple and I'm just struggling.
Thanks.
I'm working on a small vue project and I'm using marker-animate-unobtrusive library to move markers over the map. The issue here is that when I import this library in one of my pages, the whole app won't load. for example, when I start my dev server without importing the library it starts at "localhost:port/#/login", but when I import it, it starts at "localhost:port" and only shows an empty screen.
I've tried using
var SlidingMarker = require('marker-animate-unobtrusive');
Instead of
import SlidingMarker from 'marker-animate-unobtrusive'
but it doesn't fix my issue.
edit:
SC from browser console
Apparently, this library requires google to be available on window object upon initialization, but it is not there yet. It is possible, that library is imported (included) in your project before google-maps script.
Try changing the order of imports. Make sure that marker-animate-unobtrusive is loaded after google-maps script.
I want to integrate UI-kit completely into my VueJS app without the use of Vui-Kit framework. My css works correctly but the javascript does not work properly (for example data-src attribute is not recognised). I integrated it inside main.js like this.
import 'uikit/dist/css/uikit.css'
import 'uikit/dist/js/uikit.js'
Can somebody help me with the correct integration?
I'm trying to build a firefox web-extension and I'd like to import another module (for code reuse) into the popup script. I've looked around and read that import might work, but eslint says its a reserved keyword.
I also read where someone recommended to import the second script straight onto the html page like so:
<script src="./js/utils/Listeners.js" type="module"></script>
<script src="./js/popup.js"></script>
I tried it just like this but didn't get anywhere. Also new to Javascript. Better at more traditionally OOP languages.
Is there a way to import a module into another using web-extensions?
I've been able to solve the problem using jQuery to load scripts/modules, though further testing might be required.
credit to this question on loading jQuery into a firefox webextension.
I have a meteor project where I want to include the conversational form framework.
There is a npm package, however it is not properly imported (probably due to some kind of bug). According to the github issue, this:
import cf from 'conversational-form'
does not work, because the export function exports cf.ConversationalForm, not cf (but cf is needed for existing declarations). The form is created and styled, but cannot be addressed in the js.
I was already able to use the framework in a normal html/js/css project, so now I wanted to just include the external script as a workaround.
However, downloading + importing in client/main.js did not work for me.
I've tried:
import '/imports/api/conversational-form.min.js
as well as:
$.getScript
in Meteor.startup.
Do I need to write specific exports in the external .js? I'm far from a professional, so I'm a little hesitant to dissect the external .js.
Any tips on how to simply mimic the html-script-inclusion? Or other ideas on how to get the framework running?
Sincerely, desperate.
Well Meteor allows you many ways to do that, the first ideas that come to my mind are:
Depending on your project structure you can create your own meteor package as a wrapper and internally load the library.
Hardcoding the script tag in you entry point.(Im not sure if this would work to be honest but you can try).
I ended up downloading the script, modifying it to set my options and including it via \imports.
VERY hacky solution, but well, it works...
Meteor allow you to load external library and scope them in all the client
via the /compatibility folder.
Just put the file in there, and it will be scoped automaticaly.