rlovtangen / bugreport125-asset-pipeline

Example project for issue 125 of asset-pipeline

bertramdev/asset-pipeline#125

You need npm and jspm (which can be installed with npm install -g jspm) to run this example.

1. cd demo

2. npm install

3. jspm install

4. ./gradlew bootrun

Then open http://localhost:8080/ with developer tools enabled. You will see that there is a lot of js-files that are not found (404).

Open http://localhost:8080/assets/jspm_packages/npm/[email protected]/library/fn/promise.js, it contains the following code:

/* */
require('../modules/es6.object.to-string');
require('../modules/es6.string.iterator');
require('../modules/web.dom.iterable');
require('../modules/es6.promise');
module.exports = require('../modules/$.core').Promise;

but has been rewritten to

var _asset_pipeline_require = function(path) {
	var module = _asset_pipeline_modules[path];
	if(module != undefined) {
		return module().exports;
	}
	return null;
};

var _asset_pipeline_modules = _asset_pipeline_modules || {};
_asset_pipeline_modules['jspm_packages/npm/[email protected]/library/modules/es6.object.to-string.js'] =
(function() {
  var module = {exports: {}};
  var exports = module.exports;

  /* */
"format cjs";


  return module;
})
;
_asset_pipeline_modules['jspm_packages/npm/[email protected]/library/modules/es6.string.iterator.js'] =
(function() {
  var module = {exports: {}};
  var exports = module.exports;

  /* */
'use strict';
var $at = require('./$.string-at')(true);
require('./$.iter-define')(String, 'String', function(iterated) {
  this._t = String(iterated);
  this._i = 0;
}, function() {
  var O = this._t,
      index = this._i,
      point;
  if (index >= O.length)
    return {
      value: undefined,
      done: true
    };
  point = $at(O, index);
  this._i += point.length;
  return {
    value: point,
    done: false
  };
});


  return module;
})
;

...

Then change asset-pipeline version in build.gradle to 2.9.3. Now promise.js will render as is and all js-files should be found.