I discovered that the old react-scripts used a version of Webpack that was the source of the problem. I upgraded react-scripts which also required other dependencies to be upgraded. Eventually, npm run build worked properly.
I tested it with https://github.com/wangqianwen0418/streamlit-gosling-demo and found that the zoomTo functionalities were now broken. So I put the Gosling component in a useMemo. This solved the problems except that the first time zoomTo was used it would never work, it would just zoom out all the way. So I had to get creative with the setTimeouts.
I think the problem is something with the way the streamlit component is configured. This would be something to look into in a future PR, but everything seems to be working for now.
Upgrades
Refactor Streamlit component to use the current Gosling API. This involved implementing several workarounds.
https://github.com/gosling-lang/streamlit-gosling/assets/14843470/c3bb0ef5-aa38-4791-8dd5-e8e216b31420
Details
Naively updating Gosling/HiGlass/Pixi caused this PIXI-related export issue: https://github.com/pixijs/pixijs/issues/8554
I discovered that the old
react-scripts
used a version of Webpack that was the source of the problem. I upgradedreact-scripts
which also required other dependencies to be upgraded. Eventually,npm run build
worked properly.I tested it with https://github.com/wangqianwen0418/streamlit-gosling-demo and found that the zoomTo functionalities were now broken. So I put the Gosling component in a useMemo. This solved the problems except that the first time zoomTo was used it would never work, it would just zoom out all the way. So I had to get creative with the setTimeouts.
I think the problem is something with the way the streamlit component is configured. This would be something to look into in a future PR, but everything seems to be working for now.