1.0.0-beta.13 missing index.es.js

[kresli]

I have trouble to use the package with ViteJS as index.es.js is missing

[michalochman]

Hi @kresli, right – it's missing in the files section. I'll add it and release new version.

[michalochman]

@kresli I have just released react-pixi-fiber@1.0.0-beta.14.

[cmfcmf]

I think you also need to add the es/ folder to files - while the index.es.js now exists, it references files in the es folder that don't exist.

[michalochman]

Nice catch @cmfcmf, whoops! 🤦‍♂️

Fixed in react-pixi-fiber@1.0.0-beta.15

[kresli]

That fixed it but I'm unsure if that's enough as

My wild guess extras particles and mesh are plugins and they are not registered.

[michalochman]

These are from PixiJS v4 and they are conditionally used. See how an instance of BitmapText is created for example.

Do you have any ideas how to fix it @kresli?

On one hand I would prefer not to break compatibility with PixiJS v4, but on the other hand it is already 2 major versions behind and removing it would simplify some areas of the codebase.

[kresli]

Could be those dynamically imported like import("mesh")? Just guessing here as I never did that

UPDATE: that's a bad idea as dynamic import could be detected by bundler which will end up with the same issue

[kresli]

do we really need to import them? As developer could install them as perDependency if necessary

[michalochman]

They are not imported per se, what is imported in source coude is: import * as PIXI from "pixi.js";.

Perhaps it is the bundler (rollup) that changes the import for the es output format. I don't know how to fix it.

[kresli]

For now, I'm using patch-package on removed imports.

[michalochman]

@kresli can you share more details please?

[kresli]

sorry for the late reply.
I'm using https://www.npmjs.com/package/patch-package and manually remove those imports from react-pixi-fiber file in node_modules.

yarn add patch-package
open node_modules/react-pixi-fiber/es/react-pixi-fiber.development.js
remove all the invalid imports which throws in build
yarn run patch-package react-pixi-fiber

I guess this need to be done for production too 🤔