Hello, thank you so much for all of your hard work on this amazing module! I just wanted to report a possible issue in your README documentation, regarding setting the Webpack IgnorePlugin.
The documentation shows that it should be added like so:
"plugins": [
new webpack.IgnorePlugin(/(fs|child_process)/)
]
but when I did this, I found that it caused other problems with my app. Specifically, I was getting errors in the browser console like:
Uncaught Error: Cannot find module "./offset"
(that's related to a different Node module in my project, it has nothing directly to do with this module)
After a good deal of experimenting, I found that I was able to resolve this issue by providing slightly different formatting for the `IgnorePlugin:
"plugins": [
new Webpack.IgnorePlugin(new RegExp("^(fs|child_process)$"))
]
and then all worked well - fs and child_process were handled correctly, and no errors with any of my other modules.
In my case, I'm using a rather old version of Webpack, version 3.11.0 - I'm not sure offhand how much a role that may be playing, but wanted to document this here to get your thoughts and possibly help others striking the same issue.
Hello, thank you so much for all of your hard work on this amazing module! I just wanted to report a possible issue in your README documentation, regarding setting the Webpack
IgnorePlugin
.The documentation shows that it should be added like so:
but when I did this, I found that it caused other problems with my app. Specifically, I was getting errors in the browser console like:
(that's related to a different Node module in my project, it has nothing directly to do with this module)
After a good deal of experimenting, I found that I was able to resolve this issue by providing slightly different formatting for the `IgnorePlugin:
and then all worked well -
fs
andchild_process
were handled correctly, and no errors with any of my other modules.In my case, I'm using a rather old version of Webpack, version 3.11.0 - I'm not sure offhand how much a role that may be playing, but wanted to document this here to get your thoughts and possibly help others striking the same issue.
Cheers!