Fix AMD path for SystemJS

[jlchereau]

Bug report

In the commercial distribution for jQuery (zip file, not npm package), a file like kendo.colorpicker.js has:

(function(f, define){
    define('colorpicker/colorselector',[ "../kendo.core" ], f);
})(function(){

but kendo.core.js cannot be found in the parent directory as it is located in the same directory as kendo.colorpicker.js.

Many other files are concerned. Another example is kendo.dataviz.diagram.js:

(function(f, define){
    define('dataviz/diagram/utils',[ "../../kendo.core" ], f);
})(function(){

Reproduction of the problem

Download kendoui.for.jquery.2022.1.301.commercial-source.zip and use an AMD loader

Current behavior

Files cannot be found (again, see #6683).

Expected/desired behavior

AMD loader should load file.

Environment

Kendo UI version: 2022.1.301
jQuery version: 3.6.0
Browser: all

[Iankodj]

We replaced the AMD loader we use to compile the scripts with RequireJS and this might be the reason for this. Can you please share the SystemJS config you are using?

[jlchereau]

@Iankodj I use SystemJS v0.21.6 for component development and unit tests. I use webpack latest version for the entire solution. I had to replace "../kendo. and "../../kendo. with "kendo. in all kendo UI js files to fix loading both with SystemJS and webpack. Note that this is simply rolling back to AMD definitions as they were in previous versions of Kendo UI.

It seems that your development files are organized in a hierarchy of directories but the release files are reorganized in a single directory and the AMD definitions are not updated to reflect this.

system.config.zip

[Iankodj]

Thanks for the update. Yes there is folder organization and later files are being optimized. The reason is the switch to RequireJS optimizer due to modernization. We will look into it and if possible tweak the compilation process.

[nelito987]

Reported in ticket ID: 1562499