Add index.dic and index.aff to exports about dictionaries HOT 7 CLOSED

Workaround: add resolve.alias to webpack config:

resolve: {
        alias: {
            "dictionary-en": path.resolve(__dirname, 'node_modules', "dictionary-en"),
            "dictionary-fr": path.resolve(__dirname, 'node_modules', "dictionary-fr")
        }
    }

from dictionaries.

Please show your code

from dictionaries.

import * as nspellImport from 'nspell';

import enAff from 'dictionary-en/index.aff';
import enDic from 'dictionary-en/index.dic';

import frAff from 'dictionary-fr/index.aff';
import frDic from 'dictionary-fr/index.dic';

export const nspell = nspellImport;

export const dictionaries = [
    { aff: enAff, dic: enDic },
    { aff: frAff, dic: frDic }
];

It is entry for webpack. Produced file then used in browser to activate nspell and check words.

from dictionaries.

That is indeed not supported. Did you read the docs?

from dictionaries.

No. But that code works before you add exports field in package.json.
It works for many years and uses for spell checking.

from dictionaries.

I am not author of that code. But I support the product where it used.

from dictionaries.

But that code works before you add exports field in package.json.

There was a major version release.
Adding export maps is intentional. It hides private APIs and only expose public APIs.

This was not documented as working. And it doesn’t work in JS: it’s Webpack-specific.

There is a better documented public API that does work in JavaScript:

import en from 'dictionary-en'
import fr from 'dictionary-fr'

from dictionaries.