humanizeDuration is not defined

[jeffryang24]

I use requirejs for loading my module. In requirejs, I add below code:

require.config({
          baseUrl: 'libs'.
          paths: {
                 'angular': 'path/to/angular',
                 'angular-timer': 'angular-timer/dist/angular-timer.min',
                 'humanize-duration': 'path/to/humanize',
                 'moment': 'path/to/moment'
          },
         shim: {
                'angular-timer': ['angular', 'moment', 'humanize-duration']
         }
});

But, the console always said that humanizeDuration is not defined, but moment is defined inside angular-timer.min.js

[jeffryang24]

Solved!!!! I just add these code to the beginning line of angular-timer.min.js

var humanizeDuration = require("humanize-duration");   // same like my requirejs shim. Also from the humanizeDuration docs at https://github.com/EvanHahn/HumanizeDuration.js
var moment = require("moment");  // same like my requirejs shim

[shonatodc]

This did NOT work, and the fact that we have to add this to core code smells. This shouldn't be closed, it's still an issue.

[siddii]

agreed.. been wanting to refactor/remove this dependency. But, haven't got a chance

[santekotturi]

any update on this? Looks like these dependencies are still there and the lib doesnt work with the way its currently documented (just importing lib/angular-timer/dist/angular-timer.js )

[PradipShrestha]

Any update on this. I am facing same error with all js file reference.

[PradipShrestha]

The way I am currently able to work with webpack is to add plugin as: new webpack.ProvidePlugin({ 'moment': 'moment', 'humanizeDuration': 'humanize-duration' })

[jacqueslareau]

This issue needs to be reopened.

[LeoJavaAI]

yup just faced this issue

[LeoJavaAI]

not sure how i should fix as i do not use require or webpack

[PradipShrestha]

Leo-G: In that case, won't adding dependencies js: moment and humanizeDuration before angular-timer fix the issue?

[LeoJavaAI]

I was hoping I did not have to install and load more dependencies in my app, but if thats the best solution then will do it

[mattisx]

I'm just writing my own timer, I can't stand any unnecessary dependencies.

[m477r33d]

+1 same issue.

My Solution: I added the .js files for moment and humanize-duration to my project directly from bower_components.

[ghost]

having same issue why this issue is closed ?

[7medina]

+1 same issue.

[ghost]

Same issue here..

[evankleist]

Same issue

[johntiger1]

same

[JMooreWeb]

I got it to work by adding humanize-duration.js and moment.js after angular-timer.min.js.
Its dependent on these other 2 libraries. Get the libraries from Github.

[jijeshkj]

i have the same issue "humanizeDuration is not defined" in including angular timer
how to solve that ?

[kondalraodurgam]

I'm getting same error humanizeDuration is not defined...???