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• Uploading code that contains library requirement

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• Uploading code that contains library requirement

  in Bangle.js • 2 months, 4 weeks

  

  That is not how it was meant. You created a loop and you are lucky the universe did not explode :-)

  Whoops, yeah it's like chained #include in C/C++

  Ok now just uploading the Layout.min.js solved the issue and the program works as intended. Now the only thing that remains to try is to find a way to automatically upload the file to a BangleJS (or embedding the Layout library in the script, even if it's kind of ugly).

  Thanks for the patience!
  Best regards

• Uploading code that contains library requirement

  in Bangle.js • 2 months, 4 weeks

  

  Ok so I've tried the first workaround, in which I created a file that just contains

  const Layout = require("Layout");
  

  saved as Layout in the Bangle.

  But then even if the `const Layout = require("Layout") from my script seems to get executed, the interpreter raises an error when actually trying to build the Layout:

  Uncaught Error: Constructor should be a function, but is Object
   at line 1 col 18
  let layout = new Layout({
  

  I'm a newbie in JavaScript, but I think that this means the import didn't actually work.

  I was tempted by the usage of the espruino tool but I'd like to keep the web page self-contained without depending on a Node.js installation.
  Maybe it's possible to upload a file (thus a script) and "execute" from the console? I'm guessing how the IDE does that...

• Uploading code that contains library requirement

  in Bangle.js • 2 months, 4 weeks

  

  Hello!
  I'm developing a standalone web page that shows the data of the sensors of the BangleJS 2 plus some beacons. This page contains a JavaScript code that uploads the code on-the-fly using Puck.JS write() function, which I think is like writing to the console in the Web IDE, as showed in the https://www.espruino.com/Bangle.js+Data+­Streaming tutorial

  The problem is that the code I use on the Bangle uses the Layout library. If I try to run the code using the Web IDE, everything works ok, but if I try to run the same code by uploading it it fails on the require("Layout") statement. The same happens if I use the REPL console of the Web IDE.

  Is there a way to fix this?