Angular-gridster2: 3.14.0 - Can't find angular-gridster2 module

[dec0y]

Testing out the new features but unable to get the project started. Looking into the node_modules folder the dist folder has a .tmp in side of it which is holding all the files. The package.json states it should go to dist/index.ts.

Thank you!

[dec0y]

Moved it back to 3.12.0 and still see it. Might be a me thing, sorry for the troubles. Closing for now.

[kkeltner]

Just tried pulling down 3.14.0 to check out angular-gridster2 for first time and having similar problems.. seeing same structure as pointed by dec0y. Pulled 3.11.0.. no .tmp inner directory and can import the module.

[tiberiuzuld]

Hi @dec0y , @kkeltner ,
Yes seems to be a problem with the build for npm.
Will try to fix it right a way and make a new version.
Till then I think you can import from /.tmp folder seems to have the necessary files, or use 3.12.0

Thanks,

[tiberiuzuld]

Hi @dec0y , @kkeltner ,
Try v3.14.1 should work now.
You may try to delete node_modules/angular-gridster2 and install again if the issue persists.
Thanks,

[kkeltner]

Thanks for the quick response / commit. However, blew away node_modules and grabbed the 3.14.1 with a new npm install - now getting the following on build: ERROR in Metadata version mismatch for module ../node_modules/angular-gridster2/dist/index.d.ts, found version 4, expected 3.

Rolled back to 3.12.0 and no issue.

--Kris

[dec0y]

I am experiencing the same issue kkeltner reported above. Thank you for still looking into this!

[dec0y]

I can see in a lot of the .map files there are things pointed to a "./tmp/Component" etc.

[tiberiuzuld]

Oh crap, will look into it,
Seems they changed how tsconfig compiles things....

[tiberiuzuld]

Hi @dec0y and @kkeltner ,

I think I fixed this time from what I tested in version v3.14.2
Seems that from "@angular/compiler-cli": "5.0.0-beta.4" onward doesn't want to compile the library correctly.
Had to revert to beta.3.

Let me know if works for you.

Thanks,

[dec0y]

Works for me now!

Thank you

[kkeltner]

Right on - works for me as well. Thanks!

--Kris