package.json has wrong path on field "main".

[Sebastian Saner]

Hey, I've stumbled across an issue, possible just with the current release on npm. In version 1.0.9, the index.js file sits directly in the root folder. However, package.json points to a "dist" folder as such.

  "main": "./dist/index.js",

This makes the package unusable (to my knowledge), if not manually adjusted in node_modules.

[Andy Ray]

Weird, I'll take a look. That line isn't in the project's package.json so I need to track down what's adding it.

fwiw I'm able to import the parser, but it generates a warning:

$ node
> const a = require('@shaderfrog/glsl-parser')
undefined
> (node:82745) [DEP0128] DeprecationWarning: Invalid 'main' field in 'node_modules/@shaderfrog/glsl-parser/package.json' of './dist/index.js'. Please either fix that or report it to the module author
(Use `node --trace-deprecation ...` to show where the warning was created)

and it's defined:

> a
{
  generate: [Function: gen],
  parser: {
    SyntaxError: [Function: peg$SyntaxError] { buildMessage: [Function (anonymous)] },
    parse: [Function: peg$parse]
  }
}

I didn't notice this in my own projects because I only use named imports from the parser. The documentation only shows named imports as well.

[Andy Ray]

Fixed in @shaderfrog/glsl-parser@1.1.0 by removing that line from package.json, which was leftover from the previous build process.

[Sebastian Saner]

Thanks, I love using the package so far :)