Can't find list.js about bs-json HOT 5 CLOSED

Hmm, this seems like it might be a brunch-specific issue, and I know next to nothing about brunch. What do you mean it's there remotely, and that it should be compiled into code somehow?

It might be because bs-platform is a devDependency, so if you don't have bs-platform installed in your own project it would cause issues, but then your project wouldn't really work anyway.

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I mean that I do have the file bs-platform/lib/js/list.js in node_modules on the server, it's seemingly just not being included in the code that gets compiled into app.js and sent to the client.

The bs-json code gets copied into my app.js verbatim, the requires are still there with the paths to files in the bs-platform directory. Is that how it's supposed to look, or is there a problem with my bucklescript/brunch setup?

This is my bsconfig.json:

{
  "name": "test",
  "sources": "bucklescript",
  "bs-dependencies": ["bs-fetch", "bs-json"],
  "bsc-flags": [ "-no-alias-deps"]
}

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Yes, this seems like a configuration issue with your bundler. Again, I know nothing about brunch, but it seems odd that it would bundle bs-json without bundling its dependencies.

Your bsconfig.json looks fine. With this config, bucklescript will compile each OCaml/Reason file into a commonjs module. BuckleScript itself doesn't do any bundling, so it must be your brunch config.

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OK, thanks very much for the help.

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@niklasnisbeth Did you ever manage to solve this? I'm running into the what seem like the same issues with brunch and bucklescript.

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