modulize | Python decorator for converting a function into a module | Build Tool library

I have a shiny module and I'm having a huge issue getting it to work. I'm trying to create a dashboard with multiple tabs and am exploring modules to reduce the amount of duplication.

I can get the application to work if I hardcode the server explicitly with the code but when I create modules for the server part it doesn't won't work. I would really appreciate any help as I have tried looking everywhere for a workable example, Below is a reproducible example of a proportion of the code that I would like to modulize,

I am in the middle of converting a Polymer 2 app to Polymer 3. Modulizer did not work for me so I converted it manually. Thanks to the great upgrade guide it has been mostly straight forward so far.

One task is left though: in my Polymer 2 app I had a special html import (d3-import.html) that brought in the d3.js lib version 3 which comes as a plain JavaScript file (no ES6 module!). This import was dynamically loaded in only two out of overall 20 pages because the other 18 pages did not need it.

In Polymer 3 I can not import it as an ES6 module because it is not a module. Loading it in my main start.html would mean it gets loaded even if the user only uses the other 18 pages that don't need it. I tried writing script-tags in my web component templates but that doesn't seem to work. Unfortunately I don't see any error in the browser tools. The template simply stops to load at the line of the script-tags.

Any idea how to do this?

Additional question: since I start using lit-element in the same application. How to solve the same problem with lit-element?

Edit: note that I currently don't use any build steps/tools except for polymer-build to replace the module paths with actual file paths.

I've seen this a few times. This isn't related to vendoring and has to do with go-mod not updating a module with the latest version of a modulized dependency. I've run into this a number of times on a number of occasions. After monkeying with it for twenty or thirty minutes, it'll seemingly just suddenly start working, and it seems unrelated to any of the commands that are being run.

For chronological reference, note the timestamps in the prompts.

The most-recent two versions of the dependency:

I initialized my project with dva

I am trying to migrate my Vaadin application from 13th version to 14th. I am following the migration guide: https://vaadin.com/docs/v14/flow/v14-migration/v14-migration-guide.html step by step.

Everything is going well till I have to upgrade Polymer2 to Polymer3 following this guide: https://vaadin.com/docs/v14/flow/v14-migration/migration-tool.html

Executing the following command mvn vaadin:migrate-to-p3 returns the com.vaadin.flow.migration.MigrationToolsException: Could not locate bower. Install it manually on your system and re-run migration goal. but I have the bower installed globally and locally.

bower -v returns 1.8.8

This is how my package.json looks like:

I upgraded Rails from 4 to 5.2 and have also updated elasticsearch from 2.4 to 6.8.

The following is the error I'm getting.

I am trying to install polymer-modulizer globally (npm install -g polymer-modulizer)

The installation process failed with no description of failure except the below one npm ERR! cb() never called!

Reproduction Steps:

I want to make a modulized LinearLayout Xml file, so that I can use it in serveral fragment.

To do this, what should I do?

I've got an R script that runs on Linux, using openmpi, doMPI, and nested foreach loops to do some big simulations on ~ 300 cores, and it works quite well. Recently I've modulized the code into lots of individual .R files which are "sourced". However I still have to ".export" over 70 individual objects on the inside foreach loop. I've made several attempts to clean up the code by putting the names of all of these objects in a separate .R file, and then sourcing it. I also thought that