I would like to enable html interpolate, but not work.
{
test: /\.vue$/,
loader: 'vue-loader',
options: {
loaders:
{
css: { ... },
html: 'vue-html-loader?interpolate'
}
}
}
error in ./Xxx.vue
(Emitted value instead of an instance of Error)
Error compiling template:
module.exports = "\n<div>\n</div>\n";
- text "module.exports = "\n" outside root element will be ignored.
In previous versions, it can work.
But now can not work, this is why?
This rather seems like your template is not formatted correctly.
Please provide a runnable reproduction.
@ovo4096 Hello! Help me please! I have the same issue. How did you fix your problem?
@ma1oy exactly the same issue? It from the example above it looks like the template wasn't formatted properly, there shouldn't be anything outside of the root dom element.
The issue I had was using pug: ['html-loader', 'pug-html-loader']. Substitute html-loader with vue-html-loader and the problem persists. If you are in a similar situation, just use pug: 'pug-html-loader' in your loader options. vue-loader is expecting a simple string of html and html-loader returns a script.
Maybe because<template lang="html">,just use <template>
I also encountered the same problem, and I use <template> in instead of <template lang="html"> work.
Although, inner <style></style> can't have anything.....
That depressed.
FFS! Thanks to @WarrenXia , I just waste my 5 hours just because of that **.
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Maybe because
<template lang="html">,just use<template>