Avoid node:fs dependency in sql.js#32
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willwade merged 5 commits intowillwade:mainfrom Mar 11, 2026
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Great. @chrisbaume let me know if you get a chance to test - if its before me (I wont have a chance till at least mid week next week) then great.. and ill merge if good |
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@willwade Got it working in vitedemo. I've updated the README too. Think it's good to go now 👍 If you wouldn't mind doing a release then I'll be able to build and release my app. Thanks 🙏 |
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I was unable to bundle aac-processors as
import('sql.js')has a dependency onnode:fs. This has been resolved in sql.js (see here). This PR useswindow.initSqlJsto load the browser-specific variant of sql.js, avoiding the dependency. It passes the tests, but I've not done a real-life test using a browser yet.