Closed leoherzog closed 2 years ago
Apps Script uses ES3 with a few cherrypicked ES5 features. chroma().contrast
works if I include an Array.includes()
polyfill in the project, but chroma('color')
still doesn't work. I assume the problem is some other modern-ish function that Chroma is using that isn't supported in Apps Script? I've tried running it through Babel first, but no luck.
At the moment I have no plan of supporting EcmaScript 3 (which came out 20 years ago!). Sorry if that means you can't use chroma.js in Google App scripts.
This is really Google's fault, and.. Google does have a "Closure Compiler" thingy that transcompiles to ES3.
Now that Google Apps Script supports the V8 runtime with modern Javascript features, I'm happy to report that Chroma.js works perfectly.
Amazing library, thanks for all your work.
It would be great if Chroma worked out-of-the-box with Google Apps Script.
If I:
chroma.js
release into a script file in an apps script projectfunction test() { chroma('red'); }
I get the error
TypeError: Cannot convert null to an object. (line 198, file "chroma")
. It points me to the line198: return new (Function.prototype.bind.apply( chroma.Color, [ null ].concat( args) ));
in Chroma.js.