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Maybe it's possible to have Fitty as a dependency of the Angular directive (the directive wrapping it) so it's easy to update the directive to the latest version?

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@lazarljubenovic do you have a hint how to import and use the module in Angular correctly?

I imported the module with
import fitty from 'fitty';

and then declared the fitty elements
this.fitties = fitty('.fit', { minSize: 50, maxSize: 300, multiLine: true });

and it worked, but when it comes to the updating on keyup-events it won't work:
this.fitties.fit();

It tells me that fitties are undefined.

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@klsdfr Maybe Angular generates new DOM nodes when the page changes and therefore the references are lost? Or is the fitties variable undefined? If that's the case, it might be a scope issue.

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@rikschennink it's more a problem of importing the module in a correct way via Typescript. That's why @lazarljubenovic wanted to create the directive.

Would be great to have a hint, how to be able to import it correctly in Typescript.

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@klsdfr I've got zero experience with Typescript, so unfortunately, for the moment, I can't help with anything related to it.

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anyone was able to make it work on angular 5?

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Just try my solution from above. It works well with angular 2-6.

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