Universe.new is not a function

[jp3492]

Describe the bug
In the implementing life section I've ran into this error when trying to create a new Universe from the wasm-game-of-life package:
Error importing index.js: TypeError: "wasm_game_of_life__WEBPACK_IMPORTED_MODULE_0__.Universe.new is not a function"

To Reproduce
Follow the tutorial as described

Expected behavior
It is supposed to show the Universe rendered into the html page but I receive the error as stated above

Screenshots
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Additional context
Error importing index.js: TypeError: "wasm_game_of_life__WEBPACK_IMPORTED_MODULE_0__.Universe.new is not a function"
webpack:///./index.js?:6
js http://localhost:8080/0.bootstrap.js:34
webpack_require http://localhost:8080/bootstrap.js:81
bootstrap.js:5:23
webpack:///./bootstrap.js?:5

[mydnicq]

I have the same error. Even the typescript definition file doesn't have all Universe's pub methods defined:

export enum Cell {
  Dead,
  Alive,
}
export class Universe {
  free(): void;
}

Don't know from where free method was taken from?

[mydnicq]

The root of this problem is in this block of code:

impl Universe {
    fn get_index(&self, row: u32, column: u32) -> usize {
        (row * self.width + column) as usize
    }

    // ...
}

What is missing here is #[wasm_bindgen] annotation before the impl block. Further examples of this block have the required annotation so when you start using this tutorial you can easily overlook this detail.

[collinco]

Awesome, just got me unstuck. To add on to this, #[wasm_bindgen] is only needed in blocks containing public methods. see #164.

[JamieCrisman]

Thanks @tadejstanic
This snagged me too!

[YesSeri]

When I do the tutorial, it gives me an error if I add the #[wasm_bindgen] line. If I don't add it the program compiles, but it doesn't work. Nothing is displayed on screen. When I compile the program with #[wasm_bindgen], it does work in the first part of the tutorial with the <pre> but it doesn't work where it is rendered to the <canvas>.

What should I do?

[Lazerbeak12345]

This is definitely the same issue as #265

Linking them to "link all the things"

[Lazerbeak12345]

As for the canvas part of the issue, it worked for me.

[nft2]

One thing that can cause this problem is forgetting to run wasm-pack build after you're done the Rust part of the code.

I did this tutorial over multiple days and forgot that was a thing. It produces the same error as OP is describing.