error _stringWidth is not a function

[DopamineDriven]

I use this package in an internal package I wrote for my org. While executing the pipeline, I ran into an error stating that _stringWidth is not a function in file node_modules/cli-progress/lib/formatter.js at line 57:

    const fullMargin = Math.max(0, params.maxWidth - _stringWidth(s) -2);

Upon looking into this file, I noticed that the following import isn't destructured/doesn't key-into the default object

const _stringWidth = require('string-width');

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possible workarounds: (1)

const { default: _stringWidth } = require('string-width');

(2)

const _stringWidth = require("string-width").default;

Instead, I only changed line 57 as follows:

const fullMargin = Math.max(0, params.maxWidth - _stringWidth.default(s) -2);

Which resolved the error.

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Type note:

The required _stringWidth const has an alias of

(alias) const _stringWidth: {
    (string: string): number;
    default: typeof stringWidth;
}
import _stringWidth

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Contents of output patch file from running yarn patch-package cli-progress using the patch-package npm package

diff --git a/node_modules/cli-progress/lib/formatter.js b/node_modules/cli-progress/lib/formatter.js
index 8ca662d..c59287a 100644
--- a/node_modules/cli-progress/lib/formatter.js
+++ b/node_modules/cli-progress/lib/formatter.js
@@ -54,7 +54,7 @@ module.exports = function defaultFormatter(options, params, payload){
     });

     // calculate available whitespace (2 characters margin of error)
-    const fullMargin = Math.max(0, params.maxWidth - _stringWidth(s) -2);
+    const fullMargin = Math.max(0, params.maxWidth - _stringWidth.default(s) -2);
     const halfMargin = Math.floor(fullMargin / 2);

     // distribute available whitespace according to position

[AndiDittrich]

Hi @DopamineDriven

see https://github.com/npkgz/cli-progress/issues/143 the package will be dropped with the next major release

[crtl]

Hi @DopamineDriven

see #143 the package will be dropped with the next major release

When will this be?