Closed olivier-squid closed 7 years ago
You shouldn't be referencing FormData
in your own code, it only exists in browsers. You should use the popsicle.form()
function to get back a FormData
instance for use in browsers or node. If this is not what is happening, please provide more information about your setup and I can help more.
Hi Blake,
first of all, thanks for your quick reply.
My problem probably comes from the fact that I using from my node app a js library aimed at being isomorphic which I build and which uses popsicle. My library works fine we used in a browser, but not from a node app. I you want to have a look my lib is here : https://github.com/openbouquet/bouquet-js
Thanks
You shouldn't expect that a Webpack bundle works on node.js automatically. You should look at building the isomorphic app the same way I built popsicle - you can switch browser or node sources in package.json
and publish like a regular node module, then you have your consumers bundle it. By bundling it for them, you're only bundling the browser-side popsicle and not the server-side interfaces. There's also a lot of other downsides from forcing the bundle of dependencies in your own package including the inability to dedupe, harder to minify, etc.
Okay, makes sense, I'll check that. Thanks a lot
I got the error when using v9.1.0 within a node.js app.