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No matching export in "node_modules/@awesome-cordova-plugins/core/index.js" for import "Plugin"
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Hello @MaximBelov, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!
Summary of Changes
This pull request addresses an issue where the Plugin
export was not being correctly imported from @awesome-cordova-plugins/core
. To resolve this, I've updated the import statement to include CordovaCheck
as well. Additionally, I've added the @CordovaCheck()
decorator to the save
and URI
methods in the Screenshot
class. This ensures that these methods are only called when the Cordova environment is available.
Highlights
- Import Update: The import statement from
@awesome-cordova-plugins/core
has been updated to includeCordovaCheck
. - CordovaCheck Decorator: The
@CordovaCheck()
decorator has been added to thesave
andURI
methods to ensure Cordova availability.
Changelog
- src/@awesome-cordova-plugins/plugins/screenshot/index.ts
- Updated import statement to include
CordovaCheck
from@awesome-cordova-plugins/core
(line 2). - Added
@CordovaCheck()
decorator to thesave
method (line 43). - Added
@CordovaCheck()
decorator to theURI
method (line 68).
- Updated import statement to include
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A plugin's core,
Needs Cordova's check for sure,
No native, no go.
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Code Review
The pull request updates the import statement in index.ts
and adds the @CordovaCheck()
decorator to the save
and URI
methods. These changes seem to address the issue of a missing export and ensure that the Cordova plugin is available before executing the methods. Overall, the changes are straightforward and appear to be correct.
Summary of Findings
- Cordova Check Decorator: The
@CordovaCheck()
decorator is added to thesave
andURI
methods to ensure the Cordova plugin is available before execution. This is a good practice to prevent errors when the plugin is not ready. - Import Update: The import statement is updated to include
CordovaCheck
from@awesome-cordova-plugins/core
. This resolves the 'No matching export' error.
Merge Readiness
The pull request appears to be ready for merging. The changes address the reported issue and include necessary checks for Cordova plugin availability. I am unable to directly approve the pull request, and recommend that others review and approve this code before merging.
No matching export in "node_modules/@awesome-cordova-plugins/core/index.js" for import "Plugin"