Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected token ;

[volkanunsal]

When I include this library from a webpack project,

import jsPDF from 'jsPDF';

Which imports jspdf.min.js

I get this error at the following line:

var o = t.parseBackgroundSize(e, n.image, r),
      s = t.parseBackgroundPosition(e, n.image, r, o),
      a = t.parseBackgroundRepeat(r);

I don't see the error here. Can anyone help me figure out why it's happening?

btw, I cannot use the jspdf.debug.js either because there are a ton of errors in it.

[jonespen]

I had the same problem, and ended up downloading the zip from https://parall.ax/products/jspdf, and using import JsPDF from 'dist/jspdf.amd.min.js';.

[volkanunsal]

That page lets you download version 0.9.0-rc2. So this must be introduced in a recent release.

[MrRio]

Are you using a tagged version or master?

[volkanunsal]

That's probably it. I was using master. I'm going to try it with a tagged release today.

[MrRio]

Cool, master is currently at 1.1.135 pre-release. Thanks for the heads up though, shall check

[volkanunsal]

When I try installing v1.0.272, I get an error. The 1.1.135 installs just fine.

"jsPDF": "git://github.com/MrRio/jsPDF.git#v1.0.272",

npm ERR! addLocal Could not install /var/folders/r4/w_9zgq9123lgn_8h5q8rrttw0000gn/T/npm-20610-9a4cb773/1432750083351-0.4976797343697399/43eb0811568aae12c5258326921d7cda06424d59
npm ERR! Darwin 13.4.0
npm ERR! argv "node" "/usr/local/bin/npm" "i"
npm ERR! node v0.10.35
npm ERR! npm  v2.1.10
npm ERR! code EISDIR
npm ERR! errno 28

npm ERR! EISDIR, read

[volkanunsal]

Oh... the earlier versions don't have a package.json file. Damn.

[stevewillard]

Did anyone ever figure this out? Have the same issue in Webpack using both master and 1.0.272 via NPM

[tquetano-r7]

It looks like the fact RequireJS is used plus the way that Webpack compiles the requires combined is the issue.

This:

... && (require_baseUrl_override = "../"), require.config({
        baseUrl: require_baseUrl_override,
        shim: {
            "plugins/standard_fonts_metrics": {
                deps: ["jspdf"]
            },
            "plugins/split_text_to_size": {
                deps: ["jspdf"]
            },
            "plugins/annotations": {
                deps: ["jspdf", "plugins/standard_fonts_metrics", "plugins/split_text_to_size"]
            },
            "plugins/outline": {
                deps: ["jspdf"]
            },
            "plugins/addimage": {
                deps: ["jspdf"]
            },
            "plugins/png_support": {
                deps: ["jspdf", "libs/png_support/png", "libs/png_support/zlib"]
            },
            "plugins/from_html": {
                deps: ["jspdf"]
            },
            "plugins/context2d": {
                deps: ["jspdf", "plugins/png_support", "plugins/addimage", "libs/css_colors"]
            },
            "libs/html2canvas/dist/html2canvas": {
                deps: ["jspdf"]
            },
            "plugins/canvas": {
                deps: ["jspdf"]
            },
            html2pdf: {
                deps: ["jspdf", "plugins/standard_fonts_metrics", "plugins/split_text_to_size", "plugins/png_support", "plugins/context2d", "plugins/canvas", "plugins/annotations", "libs/html2canvas/dist/html2canvas"]
            },
            "test/test_harness": {
                deps: ["jspdf", "jspdf.plugin.standard_fonts_metrics", "jspdf.plugin.split_text_to_size"]
            }
        },
        paths: {
            html2pdf: "libs/html2pdf"
        }
    });

Is compiled into this:

... && (require_baseUrl_override = "../"), ;;

Notice the RequireJS portion is the culprit (seems weird to leverage RequireJS for this), since require is a keyword in node. I tried changing it to a different variable name and that prevented it from disappearing, however it then gave me the error of "could not read config of undefined", so its not as simple as a variable rename. That said, if this can be reworked to avoid the use of the require keyword, I think it it'll work.

[pavestru]

I resolved this temporarily by forking working version 0.9.0, then adding package.json file in the fork and using this line in my project package.json:
"jspdf": "git://github.com/pavestru/jsPDF.git#v0.9.1",

[sjstebbins]

Has anyone come up with a solution to this issue besides forking it?

[thedamon]

I tried installing both through npm and bower... had an issue using bower (which is 1.1.135) and npm (version 1.0.272)
Unexpected token: punc (;) [./bower_components/jspdf/dist/jspdf.min.js:273,21892]

@pavestru thank you! though that is a depressing solution...

[ysfzrn]

thank you @jonespen