Post ATkfg0mRTATAqVebgG by steven@podcastindex.social
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(DIR) Post #AThlzfKgwApAMzY6am by steven@podcastindex.social
2023-03-17T06:10:23Z
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@mitch @podverse The first version of my transcript parser library has been published. Check it out and let me know what you think.https://github.com/stevencrader/transcriptatorThanks to @RyanHirsch for the help
(DIR) Post #AThm0RaHXVoe1FDEYa by dave@podcastindex.social
2023-03-17T11:24:10Z
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@steven @mitch @podverse @RyanHirsch Nice!!!
(DIR) Post #ATkffxEeeKezqqp56G by mitch@podcastindex.social
2023-03-18T09:25:54Z
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@steven @podverse @RyanHirschMaybe I'm doing something wrong or having caching issues, but I can't get transcriptator to load in our web app. I get the error "module not found: can't resolve transcriptator" after `yarn add transcriptator`. Any ideas?WIP commit: https://github.com/podverse/podverse-web/commit/6f85fed58730d2432d774364e5bd09d3e54f0aedIf anyone wants to try running Podverse web, I just updated "getting started" in the readme: https://github.com/podverse/podverse-web#getting-started
(DIR) Post #ATkffxt4E4zDsBjM5g by steven@podcastindex.social
2023-03-18T19:27:13Z
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@mitch @podverse @RyanHirsch I'm looking at this now. I've been able to reproduce the issue using your commit.
(DIR) Post #ATkffyWPrmShqE8mQK by RyanHirsch@podcastindex.social
2023-03-18T19:33:39Z
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@mitch @steven @podverse I’ll try to take a look too in a bit.
(DIR) Post #ATkffz7Hehx7gZODtA by steven@podcastindex.social
2023-03-18T19:45:22Z
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@RyanHirsch @mitch @podverse It seems to be some incompatibility with next.I started a new project using the nextjs-blog example and get the same issue after attempting to use transcriptator.https://nextjs.org/learn/basics/create-nextjs-app/setup
(DIR) Post #ATkffzg1ZXk3QJdy2S by steven@podcastindex.social
2023-03-18T19:50:05Z
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@RyanHirsch @mitch @podverse I found the issue.transcriptator doesn't have a index.js in the root. All files are in transcriptator/distIf I change the import to be `import {convertFile} from "transcriptator/dist";` the error goes away.I'll push a new update that has a index in the root. I see other packages that have this issue, the root index is as simple as:`module.exports = require('./dist/index')`Or maybe just do without the dist folder.
(DIR) Post #ATkfg0HbJpndIrDybo by mitch@podcastindex.social
2023-03-18T19:51:04Z
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@RyanHirsch @podverse @steven that makes sense! I didn’t try using dist as path, but I’ve seen that type of issue before and should have thought of that. Thanks for diving into it today
(DIR) Post #ATkfg0mRTATAqVebgG by steven@podcastindex.social
2023-03-18T20:57:01Z
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@mitch @RyanHirsch @podverse I published version 1.0.2 that should fix the issue