(imported as 'toCanvas') was not found in 'bwip-js'

[lordherald28]

Error Angular 14

[metafloor]

No way to understand what is wrong since you provided nothing in terms of example code or how to replicate....

[lordherald28]

hola,
cuando intentento utilizar la libreria en Angular 14, salta este error:

[metafloor]

Based on the extended error message, you are using a named import. The toCanvas() is part of the default exports from bwip-js.
See the README at Browser ES6 Module Usage and call as bwipjs.toCanvas().

[lordherald28]

hello, I read and performed the documentation steps, but the same error follows, is this library compatible with angular v14?

[metafloor]

Do you understand the difference between default and named imports? Use: import bwipjs from 'bwip-js'; Do not put curly braces around anything in the import statement. Then invoke as bwipjs.toCanvas(). It would save a lot of time if you just post your code rather than me trying to guess what you are doing wrong.

[lordherald28]

Me funciono, el problema era el siguiente:
export = BwipJs; y me mostraba el siguiente error: 99 export = BwipJs;
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This module is declared with using 'export =', and can only be used with a default import when using the 'allowSyntheticDefaultImports' flag.
entonces cambie esto export = BwipJs por export default BwipJS en el index.d.ts del bwip-js y funciono a la perfeccion.
Disculpa por las molestias ocaciondas y gracias el buen trabajo que usted hace. XD

[metafloor]

Show your code! Including the import statement. I cannot help you any further without it. The screen capture you posted does not show the import statement.

[lordherald28]

import { Component, OnInit } from '@angular/core';

import bwipjs from "bwip-js";

de todas formas, me funciona, cuando realice el cambio.

[dimaveshkin]

@metafloor Hi!

Why does toCanvas have to be part of the default export and not a separate method? Is it possible to import it separately to reduce bundle size?

[metafloor]

toCansas() is a generic method and links to all exports in BWIPP. That is why we have a separate named export for each encoder.