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kavaro avatar kavaro commented on March 28, 2024

Forgot to mention that you (obviously) need to require('jquery') in app.js
Without the require there is no Error message.

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kavaro avatar kavaro commented on March 28, 2024

FYI: The problem seems to be solved when I change line 506 in file webpack/lib/webpack.js
from:

loaders[loader] = true;

to

loaders[loader.path] = true;

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sokra avatar sokra commented on March 28, 2024

thx for your investigation. It really helped me to locate to bug.

It's not safe to ignore the error, because I think watching will not work (correctly).


for jquery with wpt there is also a wtp-module you can install with wpt install webpack/jquery-wtp-module

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kavaro avatar kavaro commented on March 28, 2024

Thanks, its my pleasure, and, thank you for the quick response time ...

Just checked and can confirm that bug is solved ...

Tried the jquery-wtp-module, it is working well and will use it. Same for the bootstrap one.

On the other hand, I will need quite a few other client side libraries like knockout, crossroads, ...

The cleanest would probably be to create wpt modules, make sure all these libraries don't pollute the global namespace and return the correct value from the require call (which the jam jquery for example does not), but,
on the other hand this would be more effort. (Actually I am wonder that maybe wpt modules could be generated
automatically based on the jam package + a few options)

@kavaro

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sokra avatar sokra commented on March 28, 2024

I don't think converting jam modules to wpt-modules is a good idea.

  • The most jam modules will work with webpack.
  • Multiple registries are bad.
  • Most client side libaries only need a few lines big wrapper to work.

wpt modules are good to deeply integrate stuff into the template (like the bootstrap wpt module, with config files, webpack options etc.

For simple module purposes npm and jam will do the stuff.

Module directories in wpt:

/node_modules - npm installed modules (config in package.json)
/web_modules - jam installed modules (config in package.json)
/app/node_modules - own server side modules
/app/modules - own shared modules
/app/web_modules - own client side modules

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kavaro avatar kavaro commented on March 28, 2024

Makes sense.

Thanks for the tip on the directories, was not aware of this.

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