Then we can think about how to support and leverage module splitting in scalajs-bundler.
Any idea why I’m guessing weird relative paths in my source map? Such as:
[error] Module Warning (from ./node_modules/scalajs-friendly-source-map-loader/index.js):
[error] (Emitted value instead of an instance of Error) Cannot find source file '../../../../../../../../../home/nick/Forks/scala.rx/scalarx/shared/src/main/scala/rx/Ctx.scala': Error: Can't resolve '../../../../../../../../../home/nick/Forks/scala.rx/scalarx/shared/src/main/scala/rx/Ctx.scala' in '/Users/jason/source/erp/erp-front/target/scala-2.12/scalajs-bundler/main’
Where is
/home/nick/ even coming from? Possibly related to scalacenter/scalajs-bundler#173. Maybe I ought to ask in the scalajs channel.
Hi everyone. I'm having a lot of trouble figuring out how to bundle things like fonts using scalajs-bundler. I'm using scalacss to define font-faces which have "url(...)"s in them. I've tried a bunch of different things, but can't seem to get scalajs-bundler to actually recognize that the fonts are being referenced and including them within the bundle
If the url is to some external site it should just work
so something like
../../../../public/fonts/My-Font.eot
I defined a file-loader in my webpack config
but I’ve used aliases pointing to a resources dir
I figure that the same server that's serving the JS will serve the font, so there wont be any problems there
const resourcesDir = path.resolve(rootDir, "../common/src/main/resources”);
and then I need to add tha to the search dir
resolve: {
alias: {
resources: resourceDir
That lets you refer on you import something like
resources/fonts/etc
Hi, maybe there's some example project on how to make
sbt-web-scalajs-bundler work with akka http? I tried adapting Play example, but somethings missing - assets do not seem to link up in classpath, I'm guessing Play provides some helpful settings under the hood and Akka doesn't.
@julienrf yes, maybe I didn't phrase this most correctly, but my last message was to just note that the issue is "solved" - it's IntelliJ's classpath issue, not related to this plugin. Though it works both from
sbt shell and sbt Run/Debug configurations, issue arises when server is ran as simple application from the main class through Run/Debug configurations, so it's not completely unusable, just got to fallback to sbt everywhere.
Then you also need to configure webpack to use an image loader
Hi, I'm working on a setup similar to the js-source-directory test, i.e., including some Javascript sources at
src/main/js. While this works fine on the first compilation, changes to the Javascript sources are not picked up by fastOptJS::webpack. I tried adding webpackMonitoredDirectories += sourceDirectory.value / "js", but that didn't help. Would it be possible to have fastOptJS::webpack automatically detect changes to Javascript sources and retrigger webpack bundling if changes are detected?
Based on the SBT docs on tracking file inputs and outputs I tried
fastOptJS / fileInputs += sourceDirectory.value.toGlob / "js" / "*.js", but that also didn't help. Maybe I'm misunderstanding SBT internals here?