Closed andrewjaykeller closed 8 years ago
Found this: https://discuss.atom.io/t/cant-use-app-module-in-render-process/17326/3 Which leads me to thinking we might have to use this: https://github.com/atom/electron/blob/master/docs/api/remote.md
Not sure just digging
Thinking this might be a bug with electron, closing here and opening over on OpenEXP
So when i use the module in my program, i find the problem to come from v8. The function that throws the error is called Module._resolveFilename
and it takes two inputs, a request
and a parent
.
The problem is that v8 is looking for "./openBCISample" in paths
"/Users/ajk/Thinker/client" versus in the node_module.
I'm sorry but I don't understand what the error is that is related to loading the constants.
I have three .js files in the project:
All three are module.exports and all three are at the same level in the same directory.
In openBCIBoard
I have to require
at least openBCISample
so:
var openBCISample = require('./openBCISample');
var k = openBCISample.k;
However THIS issue comes from when v8 is trying to load openbci-sdk
at runtime in say OpenEXP
and when it get's to the line
var openBCISample = require('./openBCISample');
It throws the error cannot find module ./openBCISample
because there is no file called ./openBCISample
in the main project directory of OpenEXP. Essentially v8 is looking for a module called openBCISample in the node_modules in the root project directory because this file actually exists in node_modules/openbci-sdk
ah, got it. because it's not properly interpreting local imports
Yes!!! Need to figure out how to do that!
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On Jan 17, 2016, at 6:03 AM, Teon L Brooks notifications@github.com wrote:
ah, got it. because it's not properly interpreting local imports
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thanks to @tashoecraft we are closing this!
Several developers have complained that the module is not requiring properly. The following do not import in the entry file: var k = require('./OpenBCIConstants'); var OpenBCISample = require('./OpenBCISample'); var serialPort = require('serialport');