long.js | Long class | Math library

After a day's review of the project, I was:

• importing a class from the middleware that was using a library of the backend.

• using a library from the backend in the frontend

To fix the issues also complies with best-practices.

I have split the class in the middleware into two classes: one for the frontend, one for the backend. I have refactored the code so that the backend library was not necessary on the frontend. I ended up just fixing two files. And all the errors dissapeared.

So if you encounter something similar, double check whether or not you use some backend libraries/classes in your frontend.

The problem is that you are doing toDouble(), which adds imprecision.

println(3487039819743582477 / 49) prints 71164077953950662.

If you want to know about Double and imprecision, check out https://floating-point-gui.de/.

The jsDependencies mechanism, and everything related to it, has been moved to a separate sbt plugin sbt-jsdependencies for the Scala.js 1.x series.

You will need to add it in project/plugins.sbt:

Here is an example were something is not yet loaded, and you will get the modified version.

file1.js

As the error message says, await can be used in the async function only. Wrap it in the async, for example like this:

I ran into a similar issue today. Looking at your log file on line 89 it says 'undefined' instead of git executable path.

Check git --version from commandline.

If it's not on path or 2.19.* install latest git client (currently git version 2.20.1.windows.1) please tell if it works.

update : adding my log for reference of anyone having same issue. My problem was caused by this issue in git client. After updating the git client I can install the latest webpack without a problem.

School wifi was the solution, it couldnt make the connectionm fast enough for node to accept it...

It is not available directly in GeoJSON plugin but is used in MapUtils that is passed to that plugin for some specific usecases. Basically in the renderer plugin, mapUtils is available as 4th argument to the toGeoJSON method https://developer.here.com/olp/documentation/data-visualization-library/dev_guide/pages/renderer-plugins.html

Reference to the corresponding class https://developer.here.com/olp/documentation/data-visualization-library/api_reference_typedoc/modules/_here_geojson_datasource.maputils.html

1. 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.
2. 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. Copying node_modules would only consistently work with every package if the machine that generated node_modules was identical to your development machine. You shouldn't even have node_modules checked into your source control system, just the package.json and maybe the lockfile.