prosemirror-dev-tools/toolkit not working

[schlagmichdoch]

I tried to implement prosemirror-dev-tools / prosemirror-dev-toolkit in order to make debugging and testing the prosemirror editor much more efficient. I was able to doge one error message by editing the Gruntfile but was left with another

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1. Install via npm
2. Change humhub-prosemirror/Gruntfile.js the following line:

   rollupPluginBuble(),

   with these

   rollupPluginBuble({
   objectAssign: "Object.assign",
   transforms: {
       modules: false,
       dangerousForOf: true,
   },
   }),

3. Wrap EditorView instance in applyDevTools method: from repository ReadMe:

import applyDevTools from "prosemirror-dev-tools";

const view = new EditorView /*...*/();

applyDevTools(view);

Done that in humhub-prosemirror/src/editor/index.js

• Add import statement to line 9:

import { applyDevTools } from 'prosemirror-dev-toolkit'

• Add following line after this.view declaration in line 107:

applyDevTools(this.view);

4. run grunt rollup

Somehow afterwords the editor is not loaded properly and I get the following error messages:

Interestingly the error also occurs without applyDevTools(this.view); inserted. The import itself is enough.

Any idea how to make it work?

[schlagmichdoch]

See branch for commited changes: https://github.com/schlagmichdoch/humhub-prosemirror/tree/add_prosemirror_dev_tools

[ocavue]

This should be fixed in the latest version of prosemirror-dev-toolkit

[schlagmichdoch]

If I do this:

import {applyDevTools} from "prosemirror-dev-tools";

const view = new EditorView /*...*/();

applyDevTools(this.view);

the original error messages are resolved now.

Apparently, the toolkit still is not working and throws the following error on the web console:

Uncaught TypeError: HTMLElement constructor: 'new' is required
    ProseMirrorDevToolkit http://127.0.0.1/assets/609e776a/humhub-editor.js?v=1684786792:16515

Luckily, since 6.1.2023 there is now a Chrome Extension available for prosemirror-dev-toolkit that does work with humhub. I'll keep this issue open though as it should also work when bundling via grunt