aknuds1/html-to-react

Uncaught TypeError: DomHandler is not a constructor

Closed this issue · 8 comments

pablohpsilva commented

Hello, good morning.

The html-to-react version I'm using is the latest.

I'm trying to parse the following string into JSX:

"By using the site, you acknowledge you have read our <a href=/privacy-policy>Privacy Policy</a>,
    and agree to our <a href=/terms-and-conditions>Terms and Conditions</a>."

For some reason, I get the following error stack:

parser.js:16 Uncaught TypeError: DomHandler is not a constructor
    at parseHtmlToTree (parser.js:16)
    at parseWithInstructions (parser.js:61)
    at Object.parse (parser.js:71)

I checked domhandler package and apparently there are no breaking changes. Could you guys help?

wintercounter commented

Same issue here with 1.4.0. Reverting to 1.3.4 works fine.

  • 👍1
aknuds1 commented

Does the test suite of html-to-react fail for you? It works for me, but this looks like something that would break as part of the test suite.

aknuds1 commented

I think you must have stale dependencies, since I upgraded the domhandler package and I'm using it according to current API and html-to-react does work locally for me.

wintercounter commented
  • 👍1
julianaleon commented

I'm seeing the same error:
Screen Shot 2019-09-04 at 4 09 47 PM

  • 👍1
aknuds1 commented

@julianaleon Have you verified your dependencies are not stale, as I mentioned as a distinct possibility earlier for this issue?

tiyunchen commented

any update?

aknuds1 commented

@tiyunchen Please see my questions in earlier comments regarding stale dependencies.

Closing the issue for now, due to inactivity.