Can't require blockly directly

I want to use budo to develop a blockly application. Therefore I need to require blockly directly. In order to export Blockly and goog as global variables I’ve modified the “blockly_compressed.js” file and added these two lines at the end of the file

window.Blockly = Blockly;
window.goog = goog;

My index.js looks like this

require('./blockly_compressed');
require('./blocks_compressed');
require('./javascript_compressed');
require('./msg/js/en');

document.body.innerHTML = `
<xml id="toolbox" style="display: none">
  <block type="controls_if"></block>
  <block type="controls_repeat_ext"></block>
  <block type="logic_compare"></block>
  <block type="math_number"></block>
  <block type="math_arithmetic"></block>
  <block type="text"></block>
  <block type="text_print"></block>
</xml>
`;


var workspace = Blockly.inject('blocklyDiv',
    {toolbox: document.getElementById('toolbox')});

When I run the application with budo index.js I get the following exception:

blockly_compressed.js:1437 
Uncaught Error: container is not in current document.
Blockly.inject	                   @	blockly_compressed.js:1437
5../blockly_compressed    @	test.js [sm]:33
s                                         @	_prelude.js:1
e	                                   @	_prelude.js:1
(anonymous function)	   @	_prelude.js:1

Can anyone give my a hint what I’m doing wrong? Thanks 😃

[rachel-fenichel]

Hi green-coder,

We’re aware that this is a pain point for some of our developers, and it’s definitely on our to-do list.

[RoboErikG]

Hi green-coder,

What Rachel means is you should try e-mailing the list. There are a lot more people with experience in different setups on the mailing list who can help debug specific problems. We try to keep the issue tracker just for feature requests and bugs.