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[Bug] Module not found: Error: Can't resolve '@kepler.gl/components' #2842
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Now is |
Hi @AlfredoRuizXcaliburmp |
Hi @igorDykhta It now detects the alpha version of both components and redicers. I still can't get it to show me the base map with either Mapbox or Maplibre and I still get the error that it can't locate the file: /node_modules/@formatjs/fast-memoize/index.ts Thank you very much and happy holidays |
Hi @AlfredoRuizXcaliburmp |
Hi @igorDykhta Thank you very much for your help. The error occurs when I run a react.js project locally without build. |
No, esbuild shouldn't be mandatory. |
I'm playing a little crazy |
I believe there is a new config API where your app can configure which basemap to use. I.e. mapbox and maplibre are not both included so that they can be switched dynamically, you need to build your app with one or the other, and maplibre is the default. |
Hi there |
@AlfredoRuizXcaliburmp I don't think there is an example for custom basemap libraries. You can pass custom configuration to your app like this: To use mapbox you need to pass:
I'm trying to restore support for MapLibre and Mapbox in this PR: |
@AlfredoRuizXcaliburmp In the latest alpha release we added back Mapbox styles to the basemap style dropdown. Let me know how it works for you. |
Describe the bug
Hi there
I'm trying to add kepler.gl to my react project but I can't get it to recognize the module. I've checked that it's in Packjson and Node_modules.
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