Weird error

[mel-florance]

Hello,

i just tried to use the library and follow the example just as in the example, and impossible after 2 days...
I didnt try to update the library, but something is wrong with it.

Here the error i got :
[Vue warn]: Error when evaluating expression "function (){var e=this.now/1e3-this.since/1e3;if(this.maxTime&&e>this.maxTime)return clearInterval(this.interval),this.format?this.format(this.since):r(this.since);var t=e<=5?n("just now",this.currentLocale[0]):e<s?n(e,this.currentLocale[1]):e<a?n(e/s,this.currentLocale[2]):e<o?n(e/a,this.currentLocale[3]):e<u?n(e/o,this.currentLocale[4]):e<l?n(e/u,this.currentLocale[5]):e<d?n(e/l,this.currentLocale[6]):n(e/d,this.currentLocale[7]);return t}": TypeError: Cannot read property 'replace' of undefined (found in component: <timeago>)

I still can't understand what is wrong... i checked all the parameters i send to the component, and even convert my datetime into timestamp... but nothing...

It's very boring, especially for a simple component like this...

[egoist]

Can you provide the steps to reproduce or a JSBin link?

[mel-florance]

Ok, i just attempted to re-create the bug on pastebin, but i cannot.
But, i found where the original error came from :

locales: { 'en-US': require('vue-timeago/locales/en-US.json') }

In the example we go this lines, which i copy/pasted without think, but when i use in code, it look like the require is not working at all, but when i use directly the array in the config it works, example :

Vue.use(VueTimeago, { name: 'timeago', locale: 'en-US', locales: { 'en-US': [ "just now", ["%s second ago", "%s seconds ago"], ["%s minute ago", "%s minutes ago"], ["%s hour ago", "%s hours ago"], ["%s day ago", "%s days ago"], ["%s week ago", "%s weeks ago"], ["%s month ago", "%s months ago"], ["%s year ago", "%s years ago"] ] } });

So maybe it comes from babel and webpack ? Or maybe just turn the locales files into a .js, and export the array ?

I dont really know why this is happening, but this is the only infos i get for now.

Thanks god, it's working now :)

Edit: here the jsbin : http://jsbin.com/viyepadure/edit?html,js,output

[egoist]

Did you add a json-loader?

If something goes with your webpack there will be errors reported in the terminal.

[egoist]

It sounds not bad placing locals in a .js file, I'll try that later, thx.

[cyrrill]

Just ran into this issue, and @Masterchoc 's solution worked for me, thanks!

[fer-ri]

@Masterchoc solution worked for me too .. thanks

[kaankilic]

@Masterchoc solution worked on my project also.