Html workers

[gusdaud-zz]

Hi, is html workers coming to this package ?

I've managed to make they work by copying the missing files from the demo pages to the same folders in my project.

It did great except for inline css and javascript and script tags which didn't work.

[alexdima]

@gusdaud I am not sure what you mean. https://microsoft.github.io/monaco-editor/index.html uses the monaco-editor npm modules as it is shipped and has a HTML example:

Are you running your sample pages on a real protocol (such as http or https) or are you using the file protocol (the latter does not allow for web workers to be created).

[1] Chrome and Opera give an error "Uncaught SecurityError: Failed to construct 'Worker': Script at 'file:///Path/to/worker.js' cannot be accessed from origin 'null'." when you try to run a worker locally. It needs to be on a proper domain.

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Web_Workers_API/Using_web_workers#Browser_compatibility

[gusdaud-zz]

Hey Alex. I'm running on http localhost and on google Chrome.

I've managed to make auto complete and other features provided by the workers to function by manually copying some files to my project such as:

\min\vs\languages\html\common\htmlWorker.js
\min\vs\languages\html\common\htmlWorker.nls.js
\min\vs\base\worker\workerMain.js

That didn't come when I NPM INSTALL Monaco.

(I had to debug the online samples to figure which files were missing)

[pierogitus]

The sample code for running cross origin is wrong. The variable for setting the cross origin worker url should be GlobalEnvironment, not MonacoEnvironment. See this commit microsoft/vscode@70072cb

[alexdima]

brought back in microsoft/vscode@50fabe9

[mateuslacorte]

The sample code for running cross origin is wrong. The variable for setting the cross origin worker url should be GlobalEnvironment, not MonacoEnvironment. See this commit Microsoft/vscode@70072cb

Nice! Fixed here!