'use strict';
Object.defineProperty(exports, '__esModule', { value: true });
var Y = require('yjs');
var prosemirrorView = require('prosemirror-view');
var prosemirrorState = require('prosemirror-state');
// Is it required?
require('y-protocols/awareness');
var mutex = require('lib0/mutex');
var PModel = require('prosemirror-model');
var math = require('lib0/math');
var object = require('lib0/object');
I was looking into the code and the only usage of y-protocols/awareness is for the type in the cursor plugin
In typescript the import would have been the following import type { Awareness } from 'y-protocols/awareness' and wont have been shipped into the bundled .cjs
Now the issue is this become required even if you do not make the use of cursor plugin because it has the require('y-protocols/awareness');
Extra context, this error happen to me in a nodejs context where the code is packed to be shiped as a serverless lambda and this dependency should not be needed.
I guess one fix without the need to move to typescrippt would be to remove the top level import and make the import in the jsdoc for the type @param {import('y-protocols/awareness').Awareness} awareness
We do have the following .cjs output:
I was looking into the code and the only usage of
y-protocols/awareness
is for the type in the cursor pluginIn typescript the import would have been the following
import type { Awareness } from 'y-protocols/awareness'
and wont have been shipped into the bundled .cjs Now the issue is this become required even if you do not make the use of cursor plugin because it has therequire('y-protocols/awareness');
Extra context, this error happen to me in a nodejs context where the code is packed to be shiped as a serverless lambda and this dependency should not be needed.
I guess one fix without the need to move to typescrippt would be to remove the top level import and make the import in the jsdoc for the type
@param {import('y-protocols/awareness').Awareness} awareness