Problem with depend

remy_davidremy_david
in Enyo 2
Hello,

I am starting having a headache with depend. My app won't start whatever I do because enyo don't find my Kinds.
Here is my structure : 
\enyo
\lib
\source
   module1\
      module1kind.js
      package.js
   module2\
      module2kind.js
      package.js
   app.js
   package.js
index.html
depends.js
depends.js 
enyo.depends(	
	"source"	 	 
);
source\package.js 
enyo.depends(
	"module1",
	"module2",
	"app.js"
);
index.html 
<html><head>
	<title>My App</title>
	<script src="enyo/enyo.js"></script>
	<script src="depends.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
</head>
<body>
<script type="text/javascript">	
	enyo.create({kind: "App"}).renderInto(document.body);		
</script>
</body>
</html>
Error : 
no constructor found for kind "App" log.js:41
Uncaught TypeError: Object [object Object] has no method 'renderInto' index.html:8
GET file:///C:/Users/remy.d/Documents/Workspaces/MyProject/enyo/source/ui/source/package.js  boot.js:53
Can you help ?

Thanks !


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  • sugardavesugardave
    I assume the package.js files in the module dirs are correct?

    What happens if you change depends.js to package.js (file name and reference in index.html)?

    It also appears as if it's trying to look in the wrong place for your source dir. It looks like it wants to find it in the Enyo core source/ui directory which is not a good thing.

    Is this a bootplate repo or a project you started from scratch?
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  • unwiredbenunwiredben
    The enyo.depends() code relies on the file being named package.js or ending with -package.js. This is because it searches for the script tag in the page to append more script tags after it.
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  • remy_davidremy_david
    Hi guys,

    Renaming the main depends.js to package.js seems to have resolved the problem thanks ! I think I kept this naming from a project of the old webOS days :)

    Working on several Tizen apps right now and Enyo 2 works like a charm, keep up the good work !

    Rémy
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