__webpack_require__ cannot read property

[scalacenter]

__webpack_require__ cannot read property

[julienrf]

Hi, you should not set the scalaJSModuleKind to NoModule when using the module bundler. Let it be CommonJSModule.

Also, can you show me the code of your facade and the way you use it?

Last, I’m not totally sure but I think the right scope for the webpack task is webpack in (Compile, fullOptJS).

[mathieuleclaire]

Hi, this two modifications lead to this:

demo.js:2 Uncaught ReferenceError: exports is not defined
index.html:13 Uncaught ReferenceError: demo is not defined

That's why I had switched from NoModule to CommonJSModule.
And my facade is this:

import org.scalajs.dom.Element
import scala.scalajs.js

@js.native
class Modal(element: Element) extends js.Object {

  def open(): Unit = js.native
  def close(): Unit = js.native
}

I tried to use JSImport, but I didn't understand how to use it, but it is certainly the key !

[julienrf]

Indeed you have to use @JSImport. Does this section help? Can you elaborate on what’s unclear?

[julienrf]

In your case, I guess you want to annotate your Modal class with the following: @JSImport("bootstrap.native", "Modal")

[mathieuleclaire]

Mmh, same result sadely :(. I do not understand what is the JSImport first parameter ? A js file name ? A namespace ?

[julienrf]

Could you share a project from which I can reproduce the issue, please?

The first parameter of @JSImport is the CommonJS module name, as explained in the documentation

[julienrf]

BTW, why are you enabling the WebScalaJSBundlerPlugin on the demo project?

[mathieuleclaire]

Yes I do. I pushed my modifications in the scalajsbundler branch in the repo https://github.com/openmole/scaladget. Launch the runDemo key. And then open the demo/target/index.html. Thanks !

[julienrf]

I fixed the problem here: openmole/scaladget#8

[mathieuleclaire]

Yes, it works fine ! Thanks. This plugin is really amazing. It render possible to build really smart libs !

[julienrf]

Good to know that it works for you :)