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Use JSROOT with Webpack on Node.js environment
See original GitHub issueAfter #233, I’m trying to improve the ROOT File Viewer VS Code extension by bundling it with Webpack. However, I’m having problems using the HierarchyPainter as it tries to manipulate the document, which is not available on a Node.js environment. This may be because of the configuration needed to get Webpack running in the first place, which I think assumes that it runs in the browser, but it could also very well be because of something else.
My attempt at getting everything working is available here, and the error can be seen by:
- Opening the base folder with VS Code
- Installing the recommended extensions
- Pressing
F5to compile and run the extension - Toggling the developer tools with
Ctrl+Shift+Iin the new window
Issue Analytics
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- Created a year ago
- Comments:9 (4 by maintainers)
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@AlbertoPdRF you do a great job with VS Code extension, which profits significantly from JSROOT integration!
Ok, I’ll handle this on my own from here, as it’s not a problem with JSROOT itself. Thanks for the help! 🙂