regexp-replace-loader | A webpack loader to replace a regexp pattern with a string | Regex library
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A webpack loader to replace a regexp pattern with a string
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QUESTION
I am working on an angular 7 application with serverside rendering and trying to download pdf files using filesaver plugin. I am able to download the file on port but when I am building the app, it is throwing me this error:
ReferenceError: HTMLAnchorElement is not defined at /node_modules/file-saver/dist/FileSaver.min.js
I tried making it work by adding global['HTMLAnchorElement']=null
in the server.ts file but it's not working that way.
I also tried degrading the file-saver plugin version but still getting the same bug.
I've been looking for a solution from the past 24 hours and unable to find a possible explanation on how to fix it.
package.json
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Dec-09 at 11:41I tried a lot using file-saver plugin for downloading but unable to make it work with angular ssr. So instead of using file-saver, I used window.URL.createObjectURL
property. Like this:
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I am running a PreactJS (same as ReactJS) app. We use webapck to build the app. until very recently developers were able to copy node_modules folder from source repository and they were able to run the application.
Recently we updated all node modules and now every developer has to run npm install
command in order to run the app. Simply copying node_modules folder does not work anymore.
I understand this is the right way to work but lot of time due to restriction on my companies side, developers struggle with getting node modules from internet. That is why we adopted this approach.
This is how package.json look:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Sep-28 at 19:19- The right solution is to set up a local mirror of NPM's registry, probably with a package like verdaccio or local-npm. You'd have to set this up once on your local network and ensure it has internet access.
npm install
might do different things depending on the machine it's running on. For example, a module might compile a library on MacOS, but use a bundled binary on Windows. Copyingnode_modules
would only consistently work with every package if the machine that generatednode_modules
was identical to your development machine. You shouldn't even havenode_modules
checked into your source control system, just thepackage.json
and maybe the lockfile.
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