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Cannot find module './components' or its corresponding type declarations. #17
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I believe this is due to the default settings for tsc only running a single file, rather than support libraries or multiple files. |
Hey Gesine! This should be updated in the latest version of the library, sorry about that bug! Turned out to be caused by an incorrect typescript setup. |
Hi Bryan,
Many thanks. I’ll test it tomorrow and let you know when it works.
Best,
Gesine
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Hey Gesine! This should be updated in the latest version of the library, sorry about that bug! Turned out to be caused by an incorrect typescript setup.
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Hey Gesine, Just wanted to follow up here and see if this was resolved, are you hitting any other issues? |
Hey Bryan,
Thanks for catching up!
I actually still haven’t been able to sent a quilt to the Display using the API. The idea would be to have a workflow to create a quilt from a microscopy image stack and then sent that in close to real-time to the Display. However, we don’t have an internet connection and I don’t want to manually use the test website.
By using the typescript file I still receive this message: “Looking Glass Bridge is not running, please start Bridge and try again., even though bridge is running.
Can you point me to a solution?
Best,
Gesine
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Just wanted to follow up here and see if this was resolved, are you hitting any other issues?
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Hi Gesine, Apologies for the delay here, are you using safari or a different web browser? Safari doesn't support the web socket connection we use with Bridge. |
Hello,
I am working with a Looking Glas Portrait and have everything installed as it is described. I can connect to the Display and cast holograms using either the Looking Glas Studio or the website (https://bridge-js.vercel.app/). However, when trying to program it myself using the bridge.js and TypeScript, I get many errors linked to the bridge.js (as far as I understand, Images are attached). However, to automatically sent holograms to the display I need to use the bridge.js in my code.
Can you help me understand the problem?
I am using a Mac M1 in the latest update and have installed Node.js using the latest homebrew and typescript using npm. The I installed bridge via
npm install @lookingglass/bridge
. I also tried the yarn installation and I am using Visual Studio Code.Many thanks!
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