@ahmadfreijeh therefore javascript ES5, ES6(ES2015) will not run...
Ahmad Freijeh
@ahmadfreijeh
Can i use enact with tizen TVs?
Ahmad Freijeh
@ahmadfreijeh
I mean samsung ?
Eric Blade
@ericblade
how's things going enact crew
Eric Blade
@ericblade
wow.. long time here
if anyone's around, after entirely too many years of waiting, i've finally pushed my Enact app to a public server, and I hope to soon be opening it for public beta test, just as soon as i figure out a good way to handle subscriptions
Seungho Park
@seunghoh
Hi Eric, Yes, Enact team is still here :) Good to hear that your app is almost ready. yay~
Eric Blade
@ericblade
:-) I'm glad to see friends still here
Eric Blade
@ericblade
Merry Christmas Eve!
Roy Sutton
@webOS101
Back at you!
Seungho Park
@seunghoh
Merry Christmas Roy, Eric ;)
최형욱
@brouk2426
Hello World, I liked the font while looking around the site, so can I get it for personal use? "Enact Museo Sans"
@DrakeWitt how does one connect that with enact though
Seungho Park
@seunghoh
Hi @ericblade We fixed the absolute path issue on Enact CLI 4.0.2 Would you please update the Enact CLI and try again?
Eric Blade
@ericblade
@seunghoh :) i'm using 4.1.1 locally, is there something i need to configure ?
just updated to 4.1.6, doesn't seem to work there either
Eric Blade
@ericblade
i do have it apparently setup in my tsconfig correctly, as my editor understands it, but enact serve and pack just tells me that the files aren't findable if i remove the ../../.. strings
Drake Witt
@DrakeWitt
@ericblade Ah you need to run enact eject which will generate the webpack config files and such where you can customize them.
Eric Blade
@ericblade
meh, i will hope for a solution that doesn't require maintaining more configs i don't really care about, and continue using ../.. until then :)
Seungho Park
@seunghoh
Hm.. it should work. Would you explain a bit more detailed so that we can check?
Eric Blade
@ericblade
what information would help? i started this app back around enact first went public, i think before the 1.0 release, and i've slowly upgraded it over time ever since.
Seungho Park
@seunghoh
Enact & Sandstone version, the codes around which you want to use absolute path will help
... and confirming that it works and does what it's supposed to, all the way out to my production server. \o/
i should've called it relative paths, not absolute paths, i thought that sounded weird, but all the articles were like 'absolute paths are amazing'.. but these aren't absolute paths. sorry if that caused any confusion
Eric Blade
@ericblade
2 hours to clone and figure out how to add the feature to enact, get it added to my production server, and touch every single file in my application to update for it. not too bad.
Mikyung Kim
@MikyungKim
@ericblade , Thanks for the PRs. Enact CLI does support "resolve.alias" (https://webpack.js.org/configuration/resolve/#resolvealias) through package.json as "alias" property. But I guess you wanted to resolve additional paths. I understand what's the pain point for developers and I think it's reasonable to add the feature. I found Create React App also supports the feature through js/tsconfig file. (https://create-react-app.dev/docs/importing-a-component/#absolute-imports) Fortunately, we have plans for adopting Webpack5 near future, we'll take a look at how we could achieve this while updating Webpack. I think "enact" object in package.json is a good start point. Thanks for the suggestion!
Eric Blade
@ericblade
I don't know enough about webpack configuration to know if that can be used to achieve the same thing or not
hmm. i just looked up those fields, and for the specific purpose, it does look like both can be used to achieve what i wanted, though it does look like there might be good reasons to have both.
If you'd like to accept that change, but need me to make any changes to it, just lmk. I'm not sure my choice of variable names fits well.
Mikyung Kim
@MikyungKim
Sure, we'll let you know! If we need to make another PR for some reason, we'll also comment on your PR to let you know. Thank you for your support! I really appreciate it.
Eric Blade
@ericblade
hmm. might be a long shot question, but .. anyone know of a way to defeat Android's pull-to-refresh behavior on a Touchable that is looking for a flick event?