[BUG] Did the latest alpha break?

[yanivam]

[BUG] Did the latest alpha break?

[HaruMiyaGi]

The new version also seems to break for me, I'm getting: SyntaxError: Cannot use import statement outside a module, UnhandledPromiseRejection errors.

A quick fix is changing "react-svg-worldmap": "^2.0.0-alpha.0" to "react-svg-worldmap": "2.0.0-alpha.0" in your package.json if you didn't plan on upgrading versions yet.

[Josh-Cena]

Indeed, it's because we don't compile our source to CJS now. While I'll work to fix this, if you exclude node_modules from compilation, can you try excluding this package from that exclude pattern?

[razzeee]

I would be happy to wait, unless you want me to test something that way

[Josh-Cena]

Do note that you are encouraged to pin your dependencies for any alpha software. Alphas are meant to "break" between minor versions. Migration to ESM is almost always going to break someone's code, but for us, a client-side library, the impact should be much lower.

@HaruMiyaGi Are you also using Next.js and their default Webpack config? This repo has a Docusaurus site set up and it runs just as usual.

[jahirfiquitiva]

@Josh-Cena @yanivam

How can I import the data in countries.geo.ts with the latest alpha? I am getting this error in a NextJS app

My code is:

import countries from 'react-svg-worldmap/dist/countries.geo';

const data: Data = countries.features.map((country) => {
  return { country: country.I, value: 0 };
});

[yanivam]

I will investigate this and get back to you within the next week if my workload lightens. Sorry about the delay in this, it has been a busy time for me and I am just getting back into it.
Yams

[Josh-Cena]

Hey there, I took a shot in the dark and I hope cce009c will fix it. Once @yanivam gets to publish another alpha, please kindly let me know if it works. Will be happy to reopen after that if it still doesn't. Thanks!

[razzeee]

Doesn't seem to help, unless there is something else we would need to change flathub/website#550