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Hello. Question for you. This meta tag: <meta name='importmap-type' content='systemjs-importmap' />Are you adding it? If yes, are you adding it because it is required by |
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Hello José! Good question. The root configuration was created by the single-spa script, and I use most of the index.ejs and converted it to an index.html. So, without being absolutely sure, I assume the meta tag was added by the script. From what I've read so far, this is needed to make the browser realize that I'm using systemjs-importmap. |
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Hello. I checked the code for this plug-in, and the My guess is that if you open your index file, it will be there. Delete it. My opinion should be pretty evident from all over this plug-in's documentation: Native ES modules. As a matter of fact, I have never, not once, tested the plug-in with SystemJS modules. I have heard from people over the Slack server it works, but I have never done a single test on it. All development and testing has been done using native ES modules with native import maps. |
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Hi. Thanks for the reply. I will delete it and test it again. 😊 |
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Hmm, sadly if I delete the |
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I don't have an example submitted, but it is and works exactly as shown in the documentation. Just 2 properties set: |
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Hello everyone!
Today I stumbled across a strange problem. When I use the plugin, the import-map and the import-map-overrides are added for me in the index.html as a script at the very beginning. However, import-map-overrides does not work correctly because the modules from the import-map are not displayed. If I now add the same script tag for import-map-overrides to the index.html again, the modules are displayed! Does anyone have an explanation for this?
Have two script blocks which imports import-map-overrides results in an error in the browser console. That's kind of ugly and suggests, that something isn't working properly, which is not the case.
My vitePluginSingleSpa config:
My index.html head looks like this:
What I can't understand is that the two script tags, which are loading import-map-overrides, are completely indentical. I copied the script tag, which was created by the plugin and past it into the index.html. But as I said, it only works, if I have the second script for importing import-map-overrides in there. Am I missing something?
I doubt myself, not the plugin!
I am grateful for any advice.
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