TypeError: vertojs__WEBPACK_IMPORTED_MODULE_1__.Verto is not a constructor

[gregoriusus]

If I use library from src everything is working, but if I use it from dist, I get this error... Can you please advise?

[roman-yerin]

Can you provide me with a code you imported a library at?

[gregoriusus]

I installed library via npm.

This is how I import it in code:
//import { Verto } from "../../../../../node_modules/vertojs/dist/index";
import {Verto} from 'vertojs';

Commented line is working, regular one doesn't. And it fails when initializing Verto:
var verto = new Verto({
transportConfig:{
login: "xxx",
passwd: "xxx",
socketUrl: "xxx"
},rtcConfig:{
iceServers: [{urls:"stun:stun.l.google.com:19302"}]
},
debug: true,
ice_timeout: 5000
})

[roman-yerin]

Well... Do you have typescript support on the project? The default package entry point assumes you have. I will review the library code and defaults next days to make it more compatible to default user expectations.

[gregoriusus]

Thank you for being active on this project. I am developing app in Angular, so typescript is supported.

[gregoriusus]

I uninstalled npm and reinstall it. Now I do not have logout() and isLogged() functions in src/index.ts. I tried to download npm and open compressed file and this piece of code has gone. Something changed in npm?

[roman-yerin]

Nothing changed when you asked.
I have just rebuilt the library, now you should be able to use it as described
import { Verto } from 'vertojs'

[gregoriusus]

It does work now 👍 Thank you

[AhreemaSheikh]

Hi, @gregoriusus can you please share the version of npm and node you are currently using?

[gregoriusus]

Here:
npm: '8.1.2',
node: '16.13.1'
Are you using this library?

[AhreemaSheikh]

Thank you @gregoriusus. I am using this library and getting the same error
var verto_fs = new verto(verto); TypeError: verto is not a constructor

[roman-yerin]

Hi, it depends on how have you imported the library.
If you use import directive, like import { Verto } from 'vertojs', you have to change the first letter in the constructor name to be capital var verto_fs = new Verto(verto);

[AhreemaSheikh]

Thank you so much for taking out time to help me.
But I really don't understand it.
I have done the same as you said, I get the following error.

[gregoriusus]

Try import with brackets

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[roman-yerin]

Yeah, import { Verto } and don't pass undefined variable verto to the constructor.

import { Verto } from 'vertojs'
let verto = new Verto(options) // if you are ok with the defaults, call new Verto()