You signed in with another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You signed out in another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You switched accounts on another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.Dismiss alert
I've struggled with this issue for several hours already, so I'm going to summarize my findings so far and maybe there is something you could help me with.
I currently am providing a package to some other users who are using my package using import syntax.
In the package I provide, I'm using require to load the @adobe/css-tools package, as it seemed to me that it supports both import or require.
I've published a very simple library, called css-wrapper-xxx.
In the css-wrapper-xxx library, I simply wrote, in order to compare how lodash and @adobe/css-tools behave :
I then want to use my "css-wrapper-xxx" library from a Create-React-App project, which you can get up and running using following commands :
git clone https://github.com/edi9999/repro-adobe-css-tools.git
cd repro-adobe-css-tools
npm install
npm start
# open browser on localhost:3000/
When I log the values returned by the css-wrapper-xxx library, for some strange reason, the value for "adobe" is a path and not the object that should've been exported.
I've struggled with this issue for several hours already, so I'm going to summarize my findings so far and maybe there is something you could help me with.
I currently am providing a package to some other users who are using my package using
import
syntax.In the package I provide, I'm using
require
to load the @adobe/css-tools package, as it seemed to me that it supports both import or require.I've published a very simple library, called
css-wrapper-xxx
.In the
css-wrapper-xxx
library, I simply wrote, in order to compare how lodash and @adobe/css-tools behave :I then want to use my "css-wrapper-xxx" library from a Create-React-App project, which you can get up and running using following commands :
When I log the values returned by the css-wrapper-xxx library, for some strange reason, the value for "adobe" is a path and not the object that should've been exported.
assets/2071336/563cf962-6ea0-4be0-8e79-2c94a207d79e)
Expected Behaviour
I would expect the require to work
Actual Behaviour
The require (from
css-wrapper-xxx
) inside then import (from the create-react-app project) returns a stringNotes / Solutions
I'm not sure whether this issue is directly related to css-tools, or if this is a webpack or even a CreateReactApp issue.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: