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This seems to be a pre-built javascript file
See original GitHub issueI am using reactJS with webpack. And trying to import your library have the following warning
./~/centrifuge/centrifuge.js Critical dependencies: 1:441-448 This seems to be a pre-built javascript file. Though this is possible, it's not recommended. Try to require the original source to get better results. @ ./~/centrifuge/centrifuge.js 1:441-448
This how I import the library
import centrifuge from 'centrifuge';
Any thoughts how can it be used in es6 style way?
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Speaking about warning issue. Looks like setting “main” to “src/centrifuge.js” in
package.jsonfile solves it. But I am not sure about this solution backwards compatibility yetJust released version 1.3.7 with warning and SockJS dependency fixes - see example in changelog