Help with manually setting path for stores
I am using Nx, a monorepo framework. The way it configures it's builds, makes it so that it is not possible to set the
I tried manually setting the path via
registerPath()
For the setup, I generated a fresh monorepo in Nx for a Node.js application with PNPM as the package manager. I then added SapphireJS via pnpm and followed the quick start guide for creating a pingpong slash command. The client logs in without issue, but it cannot find any commands to register. I'm assuming the path to stores is incorrect due to Nx.
mainpackage.jsonmain.jsI tried manually setting the path via
container.stores.registerPath('./main.js')registerPath()
For the setup, I generated a fresh monorepo in Nx for a Node.js application with PNPM as the package manager. I then added SapphireJS via pnpm and followed the quick start guide for creating a pingpong slash command. The client logs in without issue, but it cannot find any commands to register. I'm assuming the path to stores is incorrect due to Nx.
Sapphire Framework
A strict-typed store registry. This is available in container.
Solution
You can also set the root directory so it doesn't rely on the
However, if you want to load the pieces programmatically, you can use this guide: https://sapphirejs.dev/docs/Guide/additional-information/registering-virtual-pieces
If you go for the latter, you can use the Sapphire CLI, you can write
mainpackage.jsonimport.meta.url__dirnameHowever, if you want to load the pieces programmatically, you can use this guide: https://sapphirejs.dev/docs/Guide/additional-information/registering-virtual-pieces
If you go for the latter, you can use the Sapphire CLI, you can write
sapphire gl_load.js_load.tsSapphire Framework
Virtual pieces differ from normal pieces in that they are not loaded from the file system. Instead, they are registered
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