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Consuming vtk as a library
See original GitHub issueI’m working on a project where I want to use vtk.js as a library. I want to bundle my project using webpack (i.e. include the relevant parts of vtk.js in that bundle). Based on what was said here, I figured vtk.js was an ES6 library, so I’ve just been importing the relevant bits using lines like import vtk from 'vtk.js/Sources/vtk';. However, I recently had some problems, as some of the test tooling I’m using does not support some of the ES7 features introduced here: https://github.com/Kitware/vtk-js/commit/27ad20500482e718371f477ff1ce22f9debf87d2
How should I consume vtk.js to avoid such problems?
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yes that is possible and I do it right now, but of course it isn’t as comfortable for development because no code completion etc.
Thanks for the quick reply! That link seems like a good resource.
I’m using typescript, and I’m having an issue with karma-typescript. With those resources, I’ll have a go at seeing if I can make it work (I’ll post the solution if I find one).