How to use the JS lib in the frontend? about enolib HOT 3 CLOSED

I'm so far using https://parceljs.org/ (v1 for now as I didn't migrate to v2 yet) to produce the two isolated javascript application bundles on eno-lang.org that use enolib client-side in the browser (the eno playground and enolib playground).

Both bundler invocations can be found in the package scripts for eno-lang.org:
https://github.com/eno-lang/eno-lang.org/blob/a93c4f1ee461668535ae2f9960619bbaa2eb95d7/package.json#L32-L33

The respective files being built (which both import enolib) are playground.js and enolib_playground.js.

I believe in the past I have also used webpack for this, but I'd need to dig around a bit to find that again.

Let me know if these examples/links help you out, fingers crossed! If you want to share your results afterwards (given it's a public thing anyway) I'd be curious to have a look too ;) feel free to post a link if that's the case!

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Thanks a lot, it is working! Instead of just glancing at the code, I should have tested the Browserify and Rollup outputs as well - looks like they define a require() function like Parcel. But I will stick with Parcel (used 1.12.5).

I used a file like this:

import enolib, { parse, HtmlReporter, ParseError } from 'enolib';
const test = `name: test`; // imagine multi-line eno data here
const doc = enolib.parse(test); 
console.log(doc.field('name').requiredStringValue());

and built with
parcel build enorequire.js --no-source-maps --out-dir ./ --out-file enolib.js

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Fantastic, great to hear it's working! :)

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