Rivescript not loading in Node-Webkit
See original GitHub issueWhen i var RS = require("rivescript")
from Node-Webkit(NW.js) desktop application builder. The console.log(RS) shows nothing.
So somewhere in Rivescript something went wrong.
NW.js has a Nodejs
and window
environment working together.
Maybe the issue is there?
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- Created 7 years ago
- Comments:6 (3 by maintainers)
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Yeah that function could do with being updated if a more reliable way of detecting web vs. node can be used.
It looked for the
window
object (always present on the web), and formodule
to exist (e.g. like inmodule.exports
, which usually doesn’t exist on the web).Thanks @kirsle
I went for
parse()
as it wasn’t prefixed with an underscore, as some of the other methods are. Is the assumption that private methods and properties are prefixed with an underscore (e.g.,_users
) inappropriate here?