There is an duplicate, identical, *events definition in timeseries.js.
Although this appears not to cause issues loading the module in any JS VM, it does break when trying to compile with google-closure-compiler in simple mode (v0.8.x is where the v0.9.0 release tag was taken from):
Your branch is up to date with 'origin/v0.8.x'.
Switched to branch 'v0.8.x'
d:/src/pond $ npx google-closure-compiler --js=lib/lib/timeseries.js --compilation_level "SIMPLE"
npx: installed 29 in 2.717s
lib/lib/timeseries.js:524: ERROR - [JSC_DUPLICATE_CLASS_METHODS] Class contains duplicate method name "events"
524| *events() {
^^^^^^
The issue manifests itself when referencing the package with ClojureScript (which uses the google clojure compiler), and more specifically when using the rect-timeseries-charts npm module which depends on pondjs v0.9.0.
I assume the duplicate *events def was unintentional, and thus I would consider this an (almost harmless) "bug".
PR to follow.
duplicate:
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*events() { |
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for (var i = 0; i < this.size(); i++) { |
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yield this.at(i); |
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} |
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} // |
first occurance:
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*events() { |
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for (var i = 0; i < this.size(); i++) { |
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yield this.at(i); |
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} |
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} |
Thanks
There is an duplicate, identical, *events definition in timeseries.js.
Although this appears not to cause issues loading the module in any JS VM, it does break when trying to compile with google-closure-compiler in simple mode (v0.8.x is where the v0.9.0 release tag was taken from):
The issue manifests itself when referencing the package with ClojureScript (which uses the google clojure compiler), and more specifically when using the rect-timeseries-charts npm module which depends on pondjs v0.9.0.
I assume the duplicate *events def was unintentional, and thus I would consider this an (almost harmless) "bug".
PR to follow.
duplicate:
pond/lib/lib/timeseries.js
Lines 524 to 528 in 1a873b7
first occurance:
pond/lib/lib/timeseries.js
Lines 393 to 397 in 1a873b7
Thanks