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What I am trying to do: So, I am installing a package which has a dependency numbro (another package). For my use case, I need to use that package and initialize it with some value. (set default currency)

However, I am not able to use that package in my code. As from inspecting package-json.lock, I can see that the package isn't there as direct project dependency but is present inside handontable's dependencies.

I thought, I can add numbro directly inside my package.json file to initialize some values but from what it seems, adding it direct and setting default value there doesn't solves the issue.

To check further, I created a dummy angular project with only handontable and handontable/angular to see, if I can reproduce the issue there. However, after npm install, I could use numbro package in the dummy project and the reason being it was present as direct project dependency in package-json.lock file.

The versions of numbro, handontable, handontable/angular and angular are all same in both projects but why is it that in one project I can use the the sub-dependency in my angular project but in another I cannot ?

Original Project:

Dummy Fiddle project: (installed as direct project dependency)

I want unformat string back into the number If with USD all works from the box with accounting library, but for example for russian ruble it fails. String examples are 1,00 руб. (RUB) and $20.00 (USD) So, I could parse those string and get currency code (in case I might need to provide it to the library) with for example this code:

I tried accounting and numbro libraries

I am getting the following error when adding a row to my handsontable instance:

core.js.pre-build-optimizer.js:15724 ERROR RangeError: toFixed() digits argument must be between 0 and 100 at Number.toFixed () at h (numbro.min.js.pre-build-optimizer.js:1) at numbro.min.js.pre-build-optimizer.js:1

Full error:

The weird thing is, that I only get this error on ng build -prod (or with the --optimization flag).

Using the debugger is therefore tricky, as the js has been compiled, however using console.log() I narrowed it down to this handsontable call:

Trying to get jest test to work for React project. Installed babel and webpack, still giving this error:

Test suite failed to run

I'm starting with react and trying to set up handsontable in my react app following: react-handsontable

• Have I written custom code (as opposed to using zenbot vanilla): I have added a strategy and lib files. The strategy uses the lib files to make a pull from the Twitter API and calculate the sentiment of it.
• OS Platform and Distribution (e.g., Linux Ubuntu 16.04): Ubuntu 16.04
• Zenbot version (commit ref, or version): v4.1.0
• Zenbot branch:unstable
• NodeJS version:v8.11.2
• Python version (when using a python script): python 2.7.12, 3.5.2
• Exact command to reproduce (include everything): ./zenbot.sh trade --paper --strategy sentiment_strat --days 2 --period=10m
• Did I make any changes to conf-sample.js?: No -**Extra libraries used - twitter npm - v1.7.1, vader-sentiment -v1.1.3

The issue is that once the twitter API pull is made the Zenbot will keep printing the same BTC value. It doesn't seem to exit past the onPeriod() function in the strategy. Having the support of pulling from Twitter is a feature request because this would allow users to perform sentiment analysis or perform other types of analysis to make trades. I am close to making it work but I'm stuck on why this is happening. I'm assuming it has something to do with the fact that I'm using an async function - I have to do this because if I don't wait for the return value, the sentiment will be calculated on an undefined value.

I have placed a console.log() in the onPeriod() function after I call main() but as you see from the errorlog.txt, it doesn't get to that point - it is stuck inside main() even though main() has completed and the determination of whether to hold, buy or sell has been performed - See lines 20, 21, 22 (Line 23 is the repeating output of the same BTC price until I exited the process.) errorlog.txt

After running the debugger and seeing that it endlessly loops inside async_hooks.js and net.js - what I found was that the onPeriod() function is called inside an async.queue(). Is having an async call inside another async call a problem? Or is it something else?

file location: zenbot/extensions/strategy/sentiment_strat/strategy.js

I am running into a problem where when I check my chrome dev tools, my js file claims that it has a syntax error on the first line, but everything on the browser appears to be running correctly.

Am I configuring something wrong on my webpack config files?

I am new to configuration part in npm, i am trying to use handsontable library in angular 2 project created using angular-cli (ng init). I added the typescript definition for the same.

Here is my app.compponent.ts

I am using Handsontable v0.34.0 and trying to integrate using requirejs my require config is correct as I can see all files loading fine like moment, numbro and pikaday. But when I run the call following code