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From their documentation (https://docs.reepay.com/reference#overlay-checkout), it seems that instance of Reepay.ModalCheckout is an object, not HTML:

Try not to reload the Viewer script otherwise you might run into a strange conflict (or more precisely a deep lying racing condition per our Engineering) loading the extensions and some other dependencies ...

This issue has been present since early v7 versions ...

It's actually pretty straight forward to come up with your own Viewer component and see an example here - when dealing with multiple components and reloading simply use a state control mechanism (redux etc) to check if the libraries are loaded/being loaded to avoid conflict ...

Or else you can customize this component (not exactly supported by us since is 3rd party though) to check if window.Autodesk is already available before attempting to load the scripts...

Assuming that the script you're trying to detect will be located on the global object, split the string by .s and check to see if the nested property exists on the global object:

Okay, I figured this out. The problem was that I was receiving refs in my HOC, whereas I should have done that in my wrapped component instead. React.forwardRef is a little bit misleading name I would say.

Since in HOC NewComponent basically refers to any component that we wrap it with HOC, we can create a reference using useRef hook in this HOC new returned component and reference our OriginalComponent. Now if we don't forward the ref, it will just reference the component itself and not a div inside the component. So inside the wrapped component Map.js we need to catch this ref using React.forwardRef(props, ref) and finally set the ref to a div element inside the return statement

Full example:

It's a just a warning, see https://sourceware.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=25135

Looks like FMOD has an invalid symbol table, it doesn't seem to do any harm from reading that big report though, just the slightly mysterious warning (which doesn't contain the key word "warning").

The gold linker doesn't seem to produce this warning, you can enable it with -fuse-ld=gold

In order to use any styling outside of your component, you need to import it in src/styles.css file.

I had the same issue last week. After working for a while, the sandbox started giving me that error. I reverted all my commits to ensure it wasn't an issue with my code. After a day or two, it started to work again.

Seems it was an issue with PayPal's sandbox environment. (Apparently it happens to the best of us).

If you had been sending incorrect data, you would have seen a console.log of the error.

Move the content of the typings.d.ts to the top of the components code.

You need to embrace the asynchronous nature of the callback. So you should not try to code in a synchronous way. Put the code that needs x inside the callback, or call a function from within that callback that passes x to yet another function, ...etc. Whatever you do, you need to continue the execution from within that callback.

Now there is one other, modern way to tackle this: promisify the getScript method, and use async/await: