AMD import using factory object rather than function

[mrloop]

Closing ember-cli/ember-cli#8076 in favor of this issue, more appropriate location.

A minimal example project is available here https://github.com/mrloop/ember-cli-amd/
The relevent commit is mrloop/ember-cli-amd@37d22c6

app.import('node_modules/qz-tray/qz-tray.js', {
  using: [{ transformation: 'amd', as: 'qz-tray' }],
});

breaks with the following error:

    TypeError: this.callback.apply is not a function[Learn More]

    Module.prototype.exports  loader.js:106
    Module.prototype._reify   loader.js:143
    Module.prototype.reify    loader.js:130
    Module.prototype.exports  loader.js:104
    requireModule             loader.js:27
    <anonymous>               app-boot.js:3

This is due to qz-tray using a factory object not a function https://github.com/qzind/tray/blob/2.1/js/qz-tray.js#L1945
Looking at https://github.com/amdjs/amdjs-api/blob/master/AMD.md#factory- the factory can be a function or object.

[Glarregle]

@mrloop did you find a solution for this?

[mrloop]

Yes, unfortunately I am no longer working on the project using this and it's closed source. I think in the end didn't need the extra config in ember-cli-build.js, can't remember if this was an update to ember-auto-import or what resolved issue, think it should just work now. I'll close this issue as I think its fixed (please reopen if not)

[Rajkiran0147]

I am trying the addon single-spa-ember and I am facing the same issue when adding this in ember-cli-buid.js file.

  app.import('node_modules/single-spa-ember/amd/single-spa-ember.js', {
    using: [
      { transformation: 'amd', as: 'single-spa-ember' }
    ]
  });

[poplevente]

@Rajkiran0147 did you find any solution to this?