Stack overflow error when using LocalDate #21
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Problem:
Attempting to format
LocalTime
instance obtained from a DICOM file with js-jodaDateTimeFormatter
results in a stack overflow error:Cause:
dicom-streams-js bundles its own copy of js-joda package. The time instances returned from dicom-streams-js functions are constructed using that copy. These instances don't recognize js-joda objects that are loaded by the consumer of dicom-streams-js (like
DateTimeFormatter
). Effectively, two copies of js-joda are loaded, and they are not interoperable.Solution:
Don't include a copy of
js-joda
in the bundle. The consumer of dicom-streams-js should be responsible for installing it. This should happen automatically sincejs-joda
is declared as a dependency inpackage.json