Import Map to Local File #166
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I solved this (at least, for my case) with this diff: diff --git a/node_modules/playground-elements/playground-project.js b/node_modules/playground-elements/playground-project.js
index e1f386c..489fc59 100644
--- a/node_modules/playground-elements/playground-project.js
+++ b/node_modules/playground-elements/playground-project.js
@@ -637,7 +637,7 @@ const validateImportMap = (importMap) => {
` address "${resolutionResult}" must end in a forward-slash.`);
}
try {
- new URL(resolutionResult);
+ new URL(resolutionResult, import.meta.url);
}
catch {
errors.push(`Import map key "${specifierKey}" is invalid because` + |
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Hello, I was wondering if there are any updates on the possibility of referencing a local folder project? It would be incredibly beneficial, particularly for those of us working on libraries with components. Imagine this scenario: you're developing a library with various components, and you're eager to showcase them in the sample demo pages within your documentation. In such cases, having the ability to reference a local folder project becomes invaluable. The current way of loading the library from unpkg presents a challenge, as it hinders the seamless development of new features while simultaneously building example pages for them. Looking forward to hearing your thoughts on this! |
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Hi @adrian-bobev. No promises but this requirement also came up independently in another project I'm working on, so there's a chance I'll be working on it soon. Maybe sometime in January. |
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hi @aomarks any updates on local file imports? |
👋 Hello!
I'd like to be able to set up an import map to a 'local' file (local to the playground, that is - meaning a file that the playground includes)
Consider:
{ "files": { "index.html": { "content": "<script type=\"module\" src=\"script.js\"></script>" }, "script.js": { "content": "import '@x/y/z';" }, "xyz.js": { "content": "console.log('hidy-ho');", "hidden": true } }, "importMap": { "imports": { "@x/y/z": "xyz.js" } } }In this example config, I'm attempting to alias the bare module specifier
@x/y/z.I expect to see 'hidy-ho' logged to the console
I actually see this:
Same results for
./xyz.jsas the import target.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: