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Hi!
First of all great work - this works and is exactly what I'm trying to do in my app (provide a way for user to upload their own shp files).
My issue is that while I could make your example work, I did not manage to have it working on my own app. This seems to be linked to react script v5 using Webpack 5 which itself does not anymore provide a polyfill for the "buffer" Node class (used by shipjs).
While I understand this is in no way due to an error in your example, I'm curious if you did run on that problem/have any advice how to use it (downgrading react-script is not ideal onwards).
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I did not encounter this problem before and unfortunately I don't know what
else you could do about it (except downgrading react-script). Sorry
about that.
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Hi!
First of all great work - this works and is exactly what I'm trying to do
in my app (provide a way for user to upload their own shp files).
My issue is that while I could make your example work, I did not manage to
have it working on my own app. This seems to be linked to react script v5
using Webpack 5 which itself does not anymore provide a polyfill for the
"buffer" Node class (used by shipjs).
While I understand this is in no way due to an error in your example, I'm
curious if you did run on that problem/have any advice how to use it
(downgrading react-script is not ideal onwards).
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Hi!
First of all great work - this works and is exactly what I'm trying to do in my app (provide a way for user to upload their own shp files).
My issue is that while I could make your example work, I did not manage to have it working on my own app. This seems to be linked to react script v5 using Webpack 5 which itself does not anymore provide a polyfill for the "buffer" Node class (used by shipjs).
While I understand this is in no way due to an error in your example, I'm curious if you did run on that problem/have any advice how to use it (downgrading react-script is not ideal onwards).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: