nodegui/svelte-nodegui

Rendering Breaks if User Components Used

jsprog opened this issue · 9 comments

jsprog commented

Description:

  • Rendering breaks if App.svelte used user components (e.g: StepOne.svelte & StepTwo.svelte in starter template). Please, refer to nodegui/svelte-nodegui-starter#4 for image.
  • This started from @nodegui/svelte-nodegui@0.0.4. The most recent version @0.1.2 isn't fixing this.
  • The last version tested to work without breaking the rendering is @nodegui/svelte-nodegui@0.0.3-alpha.1

Test Platform:

  • Linux LMDE 4
  • node.js/qode v16.7.0 & v14.17.5
ceremcem commented

Is there any progress on this?

shirakaba commented

I’ve no idea why layout is going strange as I haven’t changed the code since the last working release. I’ve tried a few combinations of dependencies with no luck. I’m not sure whether it’s a problem in Svelte NodeGUI, NodeGUI itself, Qt5, or computer environment. Until some clues emerge, I’m not sure how to proceed.

ceremcem commented

I don't understand if the layout is broken also for you or not. If it works for you, I would suggest setting up a virtual environment, which I find nodeenv useful.

I'm using Debian Buster and this release has a known Qt5 issue, so it might be a Qt5 related issue.

Debian Buster
NodeJS: v12.22.6
Qt version: 5.11.3

Levyks commented

I'm having the same problem in Windows 11, so it's probably not an issue with Debian Buster

I've tested with Node v16.13.0 and v14.6.0

I used the svelte-nodegui-starter template with the version of @nodegui/svelte-nodegui bumped to 0.1.2

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shirakaba commented

I don't understand if the layout is broken also for you or not.

It’s broken for me on my M1 Mac but wasn’t last time I checked on my Intel Mac. I tried various different mixtures of dependencies, but my M1 Mac can’t run the same dependencies as the Intel one, so I can’t compare like-for-like.

When I have a free moment, I can try on my Intel Mac again, but I remember this issue being filed by others while it was still working perfectly fine on my Intel Mac.

ceremcem commented

Might this be related to the GCC version? Mine is: gcc version 8.3.0 (Debian 8.3.0-6)

shirakaba commented

I doubt it. Could you try with svelte-nodegui@0.0.3-alpha.1, out of curiosity?

Levyks commented

I doubt it. Could you try with svelte-nodegui@0.0.3-alpha.1, out of curiosity?

That fixed it for me, any significant changes from that version to the current ones?

shirakaba commented

Closed in favour of the more focused issue, #72.