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Hello, I'm trying to browserify a library that contains code like this:
const request = HTTP.get(ref, options, resp => {
// stuff
});
The call results in an error because stream-http does not implement this function with 3 arguments.
I'm testing with browserify version 16.5.2
Hi @flaviotordini! I apologize, I haven't done much maintenance on stream-http recently, so it is compatible with a quite old version of the node http API. Pull requests welcome! I do intend to fix this at some point though.
`webpack` v4 => v5:
- `script-ext-html-webpack-plugin` is deprecated and unnecessary now,
the feature I use is now in `html-webpack-plugin`
- `preload-webpack-plugin` is deprecated, use fork
`@vue/preload-webpack-plugin` instead
- `optimize-css-assets-webpack-plugin` wont adjust to `webpack` v5, use
`css-minimizer-webpack-plugin` instead
`leaflet` 1.6.0 => 1.7.1:
- contains my fix for Leaflet/Leaflet#6764
now, so I can remove my workaround.
`sass`:
- `node-sass` is deprecated, use `sass` (`dart-sass`) instead.
- `sass-loader`: the `~` import no longer works. Therefore prefix
spritesmith filenames with `img-`, to fix the ambiguity between
`src/css/icons.scss` and `build/img/icons.scss`
Can't upgrade `wtf_wikipedia` to 8.0.0 or higher right now, because of
issues with:
- https://github.com/substack/https-browserify/issues/9
- jhiesey/stream-http#116
Hello, I'm trying to browserify a library that contains code like this:
const request = HTTP.get(ref, options, resp => {
// stuff
});
The call results in an error because stream-http does not implement this function with 3 arguments.
I'm testing with browserify version 16.5.2
I checked and the method actually exists in NodeJS:
https://nodejs.org/api/https.html#https_https_get_url_options_callback
I'm new to this technology so I could be missing something obvious...
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