Object in mediaFileReaders Array results in mediaFileReaders[i].canReadFile is not a function

[vyorkin]

I've got an empty Object in mediaFileReaders Array:

jsmediatags.js:2259 Uncaught TypeError: mediaFileReaders[i].canReadFile is not a function
_findFileReader @ jsmediatags.js:2259
_getFileReader @ jsmediatags.js:2252
read @ jsmediatags.js:2230
read @ jsmediatags.js:2199
(anonymous function) @ actions.ts:105
actions.ts:104 File

Using webpack + babel-loader without any plugins & presets.

[vyorkin]

https://www.dropbox.com/s/ru91wknjnm0p2c1/Screenshot%202016-07-06%2020.57.28.png?dl=0

[vyorkin]

I've changed it to be:

for (var i = 0; i < mediaFileReaders.length; i++) {
        var canReadFile = mediaFileReaders[i].canReadFile;
        if (typeof(canReadFile) === 'function' && canReadFile(this._file)) {
          return mediaFileReaders[i];
        }
      }

but now I'm getting: jsmediatags.js:2265 Uncaught Error: No suitable file reader found for,
this._file is a String and it equals to "test.mp3".

why does it expect a filename to match this regular expression? /^[a-z]+:\/\//i
I have only instances of File and FileEntry (I'm working on a Chrome App)

[aadsm]

Can you provide the music file that shows this error?

[vyorkin]

As I remember I was getting it for any/every file, e.g.
test.mp3.zip

[aadsm]

That's not an mp3 file, it's a wav actually. I looked into the file and didn't find any ID3 tags, maybe it's coded as RIFF tags? This library doesn't support RIFF tags at this point in time though.

[vyorkin]

yeah, sorry, I've forgotten to mention that
I use this tool https://github.com/sunny256/cwwav to generate wav files for testing purposes.

I mean, maybe it should fail with some error message that makes sense, e.g. "<filetype> is not supported" or smth like that

[NingerJohn]

I've got the same error while I use the following code to read tags from mp4 video

var jsmediatags = require("jsmediatags");
console.log(filedir)
jsmediatags.read(filedir, {
    onSuccess: function (tag) {
        console.log(tag);
    },
    onError: function (error) {
        console.log(':(', error.type, error.info);
    }
});