browserify -- provide instructions and best practices
See original GitHub issuePlease provide the browserify instructions and best practices. Many people will use this module in the browser. We should have a solid known way to browserify everything properly.
i.e. something like this:
browserify -s 'solc' -e . -o ./dist/solc-bundle.js
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I’ve been able to fix this issue w/ Jest adding the following setup in my package.json file:
HTH @max-block
I have the same error “Uncaught TypeError: soljson.cwrap is not a function” in my Jest test files.
Without Jest it works fine. Is there anyone who have found a solution for Jest?