Browser loading bug

[rafaelmacario]

When using highcharts in browser, the variable module param is becoming undefined and throwing an application error

Link to jsfiddle showing the issue.

https://jsfiddle.net/rafaelmacario/chhcpdu6/3/

Expected Behaviour

When loading the highchart module in browser it must detect the module existence in order to let script continue to load

Current Behaviour

highcharts-ng-js : Line 20

if (window && window.Highcharts) {
    Highcharts = window.Highcharts;
  // The module variable does not exists and the following error is thrown
  } else if (module && module.exports === 'highcharts-ng') {
        Highcharts = require('highcharts');
  }

Error: ReferenceError: module is not defined

Your Environment

• Version of highcharts-ng used: 1.1.0
• Browser Name and version: Mozilla Firefox For Ubuntu canonical -1.0 52.0.2 (64-bit)
• Operating System and version (desktop or mobile): Ubuntu 14.04 LTS
• Link to your project:

[churro-s]

@pablojim, Will this fix go out with the next release on bower?

[lwallent]

Hi @rafaelmacario and @pablojim

I was about to make a PR when I found this issue - introducing what I think i a bug in it self?

All that was needed to fix the bug metioned in issue #592 was the additional check:

typeof module !== 'undefined' 

The check that was introduced:

(typeof module !== 'undefined' && typeof exports !== 'undefined' && module.exports === exports && module.exports === 'highcharts-ng' ) 

will never be true when combined with the top most check/assignment:

if (typeof module !== 'undefined' && typeof exports !== 'undefined' && module.exports === exports){
  module.exports = 'highcharts-ng';
}

If exports and module.exports are equal but not 'highcharts-ng' then when assigning 'highcharts-ng' to module.exports results in the two no longer being equal!! :-)

Hence the later check for

module.exports === exports && module.exports === 'highcharts-ng'

will always fail??

The real check should be:

(typeof module !== 'undefined' && typeof exports !== 'undefined' &&  module.exports === 'highcharts-ng' )

That is, leaving out the module.exports === exports check

How can this work for anyone? I am a little puzzled!

Please let me know if I am missing something here?

Kind Regards

Lasse

[prols]

Hello, we would like to use your great library for a project in angularJS. I have the version 1.2.0 retrieved from npm repository. But I am block because of this defect.
Would it be possible to tag a new "minor" release for fixing this blocking defect and thus have it available thorugh npm.

Many thanks for this great work!
Regards,
Philippe Rols.

[blemaire]

@prols you can target a specific commit via npm if that helps

[prols]

Yes thanks I will do that for now.

[prols]

@blemaire Hum now I run into the same issue reported here:
#643
As the dist folder has not been published I guess I need to rebuild highcharts-ng locally?

[blemaire]

you will indeed need to build it locally, looking at the PR, npm run build should do the trick

[pablojim]

@prols Released now.