Paco Dupont

Hey ! Yes sorry, I've mixed multiples issues here 😅 > Have you only tried building it or have you also tried running the resulting bundles? Yes, every `main-*` sub-project...

> @PacoDu Can we close this issue? Tbh, I lost the overview here… 😉 But it's not resolved, if you want I can create 2 issues: one about the tree...

Hey, I agree that web worker are difficult to bundle and I currently don't know what is the best option. I wasn't pleased to introduce the ThreadPugin dependency 😕, I...

@ilan-gold sorry for not answering earlier, If I recall correctly the worker was simply not compatible with NodeJS @rowanwins thanks for pointing to this library ! I took a quick...

Hey, @andywer thanks ! @constantinius Sure, this should solve our issue. I can't work on this right now but I'll try to take a look in the coming weeks.

> I also get this warning when compiling for Angular Universal for SSR, could be related: > > ``` > WARNING in ./node_modules/geotiff/dist-browser/main.js 1:292-296 > Critical dependency: the request of...

Hi, like dhatcher stated, it seems a good idea to upgrade to parcel v2 which should be more suited for library bundling than parcel v1 which wasn't really the "right...

If I recall correctly there is also a worker bundling issue that could be addressed at the same time with the bundler upgrade.

Regarding this specific issue, I would import Geotiff.js from source as @constantinius suggested, this way your rollup bundler should be able to bundle the library from sources and do as...

Hi @dongli Which version of geotiffjs and vueJS are you using ? Can you provide an example on how to reproduce the issue ? (codesandbox or a git repo)