This enables import maps inside workers, allowing us to dynamically enable RTI.js for a project even within a worker:
if (location.search.includes("rti")) {
imports['@xenova/transformers'] = "/transformer/transformers.js-rti/dist/transformers.rti.js";
}
If no rti is in the URL, types won't be checked. Now the main issue is that the entire lib may be executed in a Worker. Since there is no access to any DOM through a Worker, we have to send and receive messages.
This is something that also will help custom UI's like in PlayCanvas Examples browser where the RTI type checked engine is running in an <iframe> while the React UI is controlling the display of the catched errors - and not the little RTI UI, that just may not fit well into existing designs.
The main goal is to enable type checking inside workers. I spent some time working on https://github.com/kungfooman/worker-with-import-map
This enables import maps inside workers, allowing us to dynamically enable RTI.js for a project even within a worker:
If no
rtiis in the URL, types won't be checked. Now the main issue is that the entire lib may be executed in aWorker. Since there is no access to any DOM through aWorker, we have to send and receive messages.This is something that also will help custom UI's like in PlayCanvas Examples browser where the RTI type checked engine is running in an
<iframe>while the React UI is controlling the display of the catched errors - and not the little RTI UI, that just may not fit well into existing designs.