"C:\Program Files\nodejs\npm.cmd" run dev
> dev
> npm run build && npm run start --debug --verbose
> build
> taco-scripts build
i Start building taco connector
× Failed to build connector/handlers
[Status Code] CANCELLED
[Error Source] client
[EPS Error Code] ZUWGQ7DL
[Error Message] Connector handlers failed to build: BuildError. Failed to resolve '@tableau/taco-toolkit/handlers' from './tmp/MyParser.ts'. Origin: @parcel/core. Code import {
type DataContainer,
DataType,
log,
type ParseOptions,
Parser,
} from '@tableau/taco-toolkit/handlers';
interface FeatureRow {
id: string;
properties: {
mag: number;
title: string;
};
geometry: {
type: string;
coordinates: [number, number, number];
};
}
interface FetcherResult {
features: FeatureRow[];
}
export default class MyParser extends Parser<FetcherResult> {
parse(
fetcherResult: FetcherResult,
{ dataContainer }: ParseOptions,
): DataContainer {
const tableName = "My Sample Data";
log(`parsing started for '${tableName}'`);
const containerBuilder = Parser.createContainerBuilder(dataContainer);
const { isNew, tableBuilder } = containerBuilder.getTable(tableName);
if (isNew) {
tableBuilder.setId("mySampleData");
tableBuilder.addColumnHeaders([
{
id: "id",
dataType: DataType.String,
},
{
id: "mag",
alias: "magnitude",
dataType: DataType.Float,
},
{
id: "title",
alias: "title",
dataType: DataType.String,
},
{
id: "location",
dataType: DataType.Geometry,
},
]);
}
tableBuilder.addRows(
fetcherResult.features.map((row) => {
return {
id: row.id,
mag: row.properties.mag,
title: row.properties.title,
location: row.geometry,
};
}),
);
return containerBuilder.getDataContainer();
}
}
globalRefs["MyParser"] = MyParser, At C:\Users\Fran\tableauwdc3\connector\tmp\MyParser.ts, [Ln 7, Col 8]. Cannot load file './handlers' from module '@tableau/taco-toolkit'. Hints: . Origin: @parcel/resolver-default.
Stacktrace: undefined
I'm using taco-scripts 2.1.0 with node 18.19.1
you should be able to replicate this issue creating a boilerplate project with taco and adding a ';' to any of the imports located in MyFetcher.ts or MyParser.ts.
Build fails with taco-toolkit v2.1.0 if any of the imports contains
;
at the end of the sentence or if they use doble quotes. E.g.:will compile, but
won't compile, giving this error:
I'm using taco-scripts 2.1.0 with node 18.19.1
you should be able to replicate this issue creating a boilerplate project with taco and adding a ';' to any of the imports located in MyFetcher.ts or MyParser.ts.