No errors when loading the documentation's index.html (and other pages of the generated documentation).
That error appears, search does not work

Generate documentation using,
typedoc.js,
module.exports = {
"out": __dirname + "/doc",
"json": __dirname + "/doc.json",
"mode": "modules",
"name": "type-mapping",
"tsconfig": __dirname + "/tsconfig.json",
"exclude": __dirname + "/+(node_modules|test|script)/**/*",
"excludeNotExported": false,
};
console.log(module.exports);
Open the index.html on Chrome.
master branch; dfb7207383bdd6a9b7e69271b18bb154b6fec7d9v11.12.0Same problem
It seems is related to the "use strict"; on the top of main.js file.
Removing it, seems to be working for me.
Removing "use strict"; from the very beginning of the generated assets/js/main.js did the trick for me too. Maybe there is some code trying to set global variables, but "use strict" prevents this. For example, try this in Chrome console:
function test() {
"use strict"
foo = 1
}
test()
console.log(foo) // foo is not defined
The problem may stem from the bundler assuming all code is strict code, and the actual code may not expect to be bundled as a module (ES Modules are treated as strict mode).
I believe this has been fixed on the master branch of typedoc-default-themes, the master branch here is still pointed to 738d24 while the latest commit is 56a1690. When running TypeDoc with the latest changes there, I don't see this error.
The typedoc-default-themes repo and typedoc repo being out of sync is pretty common, if you don't want to manually fix this every time you clone, I keep @gerrit0/typedoc synced up correctly with the latest changes on master.
@Gerrit0 I cannot refer your repo since I use plugin that depends on original repo.
This has been fixed with the release of 0.15.1
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The problem may stem from the bundler assuming all code is strict code, and the actual code may not expect to be bundled as a module (ES Modules are treated as strict mode).