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Using with webpack
See original GitHub issueI get the following error when I try to bundle the JZZ module with latest WebPack:
It seems that it’s originating from the node check here
As far as I get it, currently JZZ is not exported as ES module and it fails to do so because of the require.
Any plans to do that?
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- Created 2 years ago
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Thanks a lot. It works. And I’ve updated the example project so it doesn’t have warnings anymore. Hope someone will find it useful.
Cheers!
This might be the solution: https://medium.com/tomincode/hiding-critical-dependency-warnings-from-webpack-c76ccdb1f6c1