Build instructions for normal modules.
See original GitHub issueIt seems all the build instructions are for various build tools, but I’m not using any for my project. I’d like some build instructions that allow me to use this with normal JS modules (in particular, inside web components).
Expected interface to import would be something like:
import("./ol.js").then((ol) => {
ol.Map(...);
});
Trying this with the pre-built dist version doesn’t work. I’d also like to explicitly choose what components should be included in the built version, in order to have a slim production build.
Any clues on how to build such a bundle would be great.
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That’s indeed not possible, as long as our dependencies (like
rbush
) are not published as ES modules.This issue has been automatically marked as stale because it has not had recent activity. It will be closed if no further activity occurs. Thank you for your contributions.