Webpack Async Example Error about feplay

[txchen]

@gregbenner I cannot repro this. Would you please try purge and npm install again?
I am using node 6.2, npm 3.8.9

[kevinroisin]

I believe I am hitting this same error:

ERROR in ./src/view/detail-view.html
Module build failed: Error: TypeError: unknown: resolveModuleSource is not a function
    at Object.module.exports (/Users/kevin/Code/riotjs/feplay/riot_webpack_async/node_modules/riotjs-loader/index.js:32:11)
 @ ./src/riotTags.js 9:0-34
webpack: bundle is now VALID.
^C
~/Code/riotjs/feplay/riot_webpack_async on gh-pages ? node -v
v6.2.2
~/Code/riotjs/feplay/riot_webpack_async on gh-pages ? npm -v
3.9.5

[txchen]

@kevinroisin I just did a git clean -fxd, and I can repro it. Looking into it.

[kevinroisin]

@txchen wow, thank you for the fast response!

[txchen]

It might be related to riot/compiler#73

[kevinroisin]

That makes sense, as if I switch to the require style of importing, it works:

import stores from '../stores' to var stores = require('../stores')

[txchen]

Let me try to upgrade all packages and use webpack 6.

In fact, I am now using vuejs for my projects since they maintain much better scaffolding template via vue-cli. webpack is really hard to config, man :)

[kevinroisin]

I was comfortable with Angular, but Angular2 seemed like serious overkill to me for small projects so I was looking for something smaller. RIOT looks minimal, so I'm testing it out. But that said, Vue.js does look pretty slick and not tremendously bulky.

Can't catch them all!

[txchen]

I think it is now fixed, just upgrade everything to latest.

My own experience is: vue is much much more stable, you will not spend a lot of time dealing with issues like this issue, the tooling support it really better than riot.

It is said with webpack 2's tree shaking + vue 2, the footprint will be smaller. Now I think the size of vue is not a big issue, because it is still much smaller than angular/react. Yes it is larger than riot, but it offers more useful features. Worth taking a look :)

[kevinroisin]

And it's fixed. Thank you!

I'll spend some more time on looking into vuejs. Your examples for riot have been really helpful, so if you like vuejs more it's probably worth diving into.