Closed shunliz closed 7 years ago
I have the same problem, it worked until very recently.
info: install plugin "katex" (*) from NPM with version 1.1.3
[project path]
├── gitbook-plugin-anchor-navigation-ex@1.0.10
├─┬ gitbook-plugin-callouts@0.1.1
│ └─┬ cheerio@0.19.0
│ └─┬ htmlparser2@3.8.3
│ └── domutils@1.5.1
├─┬ gitbook-plugin-katex@1.1.3
│ └─┬ katex@0.8.1
│ └── match-at@0.1.0
├── gitbook-plugin-mermaid-gb3@2.0.0
├── gitbook-plugin-prism@2.2.1
├─┬ gitbook-plugin-todo@0.1.3
│ └─┬ cheerio@0.19.0
│ └─┬ htmlparser2@3.8.3
│ └── domutils@1.5.1
└── gitbook-plugin-toggle-chapters@0.0.3
Starting up the server fails because katex
can't load. If I remove katex
from the list of plugins everything works fine.
$ gitbook serve
Live reload server started on port: 35729
Press CTRL+C to quit ...
info: 14 plugins are installed
info: 11 explicitly listed
info: loading plugin "prism"... OK
info: loading plugin "callouts"... OK
info: loading plugin "mermaid-gb3"... OK
info: loading plugin "anchor-navigation-ex"... OK
info: loading plugin "toggle-chapters"... OK
info: loading plugin "katex"... ERROR
PluginError: Error with plugin "katex": Unexpected token import
I am using the latest version of everything:
$ gitbook --version
CLI version: 2.3.2
GitBook version: 3.2.2
$ node --version
v8.2.1 (also tried with v6.9.1)
$ npm --version
5.3.0
The main katex package the plugin depends on was updated two days ago. I see that the plugin's package.json
is configured so that updates are automatically picked up:
"dependencies": {
"katex": ">=0.5.1"
}
This should be locked down to the latest known stable version.
@SamyPesse PR #18 fixes this, I've been using it locally through npm link
.
It would be great to get this merged in soon as this issue breaks all builds that use katex.
👍 Thanks!
I was literally looking up the documentation for npm publish
as I wanted to fix the build failures by publishing my changes under a different name.
@AaronO I see that you did not merge my commit that included the package version bump. Please publish a new version of the package on npm so we can actually use it.
@cimi Publishing a new release in ~10mn.
I started reviewing your PR, but it included a lot of unnecessary (some bad) changes (like changing the README, repo URL, version), the only change required was locking katex
to 0.7.1
. So rather than leave a review with a bunch of comments I just went ahead and committed the core change :)
It's usually a considered a bad practice to bump as part of a pull request (because it's trivial for the maintainer to bump a new version once it's on the master
).
In general pull requests should be focused on solving a single well defined problem and avoid modifying extra files (makes it longer to review and harder to merge). So as a general measure, the smaller the PR the better :)
(Just some friendly advice for next time, I appreciate you taking the time to actually submit a PR :D)
@cimi Voilà, a 1.1.4
release is out with your fix !
I started reviewing your PR, but it included a lot of unnecessary (some bad) changes (like changing the README, repo URL, version), the only change required was locking katex to 0.7.1. So rather than leave a review with a bunch of comments I just went ahead and committed the core change :)
Those changes should not have been part of the PR - I didn't realise github automatically includes all future commits on the originating branch in the pull request. The changes in the second commit (README, name, repo etc.) were done because I was going to publish gitbook-plugin-katex-es5
so that I can unblock my build. The original PR (first commit) only had the katex version change and the version bump.
Thank you for resolving! 🎉
with katex=0.8.1, plugin load will fail, complain as below
debug: readme found at README.md debug: summary file found at SUMMARY.md debug: cleanup folder "C:\Users\zsli\AppData\Local\Temp\tmp-10564ld8oP2BXSmdZ" info: 10 plugins are installed info: 8 explicitly listed info: loading plugin "katex"... ERROR
PluginError: Error with plugin "katex": Unexpected token import