LWC1513: @salesforce/resourceUrl modules only support default imports
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I am trying to import a 3rd party javascript library into my LWC and everytime I try to push the code to my Scratch Org, I get the below error.
LWC1513: @salesforce/resourceUrl modules only support default imports.
The library consists to 2 files:
- A javascript file
- A CSS file
I have zipped these 2 files into one and uploaded them as a static resource. I use the below code in the js file of my LWC:
import { Library } from '@salesforce/resourceUrl/CustomLibrary';
The static resource has the name 'CustomLibrary' in my org. The push succeeds without this line of code though. I spent enough time to figure out what is going wrong but with little success.
I came across a similar link on Stack Overflow, but that didn't help me either.
lightning-web-components static-resources
asked May 12 at 13:37
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I am trying to import a 3rd party javascript library into my LWC and everytime I try to push the code to my Scratch Org, I get the below error.
LWC1513: @salesforce/resourceUrl modules only support default imports.
The library consists to 2 files:
- A javascript file
- A CSS file
I have zipped these 2 files into one and uploaded them as a static resource. I use the below code in the js file of my LWC:
import { Library } from '@salesforce/resourceUrl/CustomLibrary';
The static resource has the name 'CustomLibrary' in my org. The push succeeds without this line of code though. I spent enough time to figure out what is going wrong but with little success.
I came across a similar link on Stack Overflow, but that didn't help me either.
lightning-web-components static-resources
asked May 12 at 13:37
AneeAnee
99110
remove the curly braces around Library
– glls
May 12 at 14:04
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I am trying to import a 3rd party javascript library into my LWC and everytime I try to push the code to my Scratch Org, I get the below error.
LWC1513: @salesforce/resourceUrl modules only support default imports.
The library consists to 2 files:
- A javascript file
- A CSS file
I have zipped these 2 files into one and uploaded them as a static resource. I use the below code in the js file of my LWC:
import { Library } from '@salesforce/resourceUrl/CustomLibrary';
The static resource has the name 'CustomLibrary' in my org. The push succeeds without this line of code though. I spent enough time to figure out what is going wrong but with little success.
I came across a similar link on Stack Overflow, but that didn't help me either.
lightning-web-components static-resources
asked May 12 at 13:37
AneeAnee
99110
I am trying to import a 3rd party javascript library into my LWC and everytime I try to push the code to my Scratch Org, I get the below error.
LWC1513: @salesforce/resourceUrl modules only support default imports.
The library consists to 2 files:
- A javascript file
- A CSS file
I have zipped these 2 files into one and uploaded them as a static resource. I use the below code in the js file of my LWC:
import { Library } from '@salesforce/resourceUrl/CustomLibrary';
The static resource has the name 'CustomLibrary' in my org. The push succeeds without this line of code though. I spent enough time to figure out what is going wrong but with little success.
I came across a similar link on Stack Overflow, but that didn't help me either.
lightning-web-components static-resources
lightning-web-components static-resources
asked May 12 at 13:37
AneeAnee
99110
asked May 12 at 13:37
AneeAnee
99110
asked May 12 at 13:37
AneeAnee
99110
asked May 12 at 13:37
AneeAnee
99110
asked May 12 at 13:37
AneeAnee
99110
99110
remove the curly braces around Library
– glls
May 12 at 14:04
add a comment |
remove the curly braces around Library
– glls
May 12 at 14:04
remove the curly braces around Library
– glls
May 12 at 14:04
remove the curly braces around Library
– glls
May 12 at 14:04
add a comment |
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Default imports dont use curly braces, therefore, your import would be as follows:
import Library from '@salesforce/resourceUrl/CustomLibrary';
this is standard across library imports from the static resource library.
for a more in depth explanation, you can refer to the Javascript Reference documentation
and the LWC Documentation on Accessing Static Resources
answered May 12 at 14:10
gllsglls
12.3k72453
Also, LWC docs: developer.salesforce.com/docs/component-library/documentation/…
– sfdcfox
May 12 at 15:36
yup - included the link as well. Thanks!
– glls
May 12 at 16:21
Thanks @glls, it helped me resolve my issue. So silly of me. I knew it had to be something very simple. I wish I had figured it out on my own.
– Anee
May 13 at 6:42
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Default imports dont use curly braces, therefore, your import would be as follows:
import Library from '@salesforce/resourceUrl/CustomLibrary';
this is standard across library imports from the static resource library.
for a more in depth explanation, you can refer to the Javascript Reference documentation
and the LWC Documentation on Accessing Static Resources
answered May 12 at 14:10
gllsglls
12.3k72453
Also, LWC docs: developer.salesforce.com/docs/component-library/documentation/…
– sfdcfox
May 12 at 15:36
yup - included the link as well. Thanks!
– glls
May 12 at 16:21
Thanks @glls, it helped me resolve my issue. So silly of me. I knew it had to be something very simple. I wish I had figured it out on my own.
– Anee
May 13 at 6:42
add a comment |
Default imports dont use curly braces, therefore, your import would be as follows:
import Library from '@salesforce/resourceUrl/CustomLibrary';
this is standard across library imports from the static resource library.
for a more in depth explanation, you can refer to the Javascript Reference documentation
and the LWC Documentation on Accessing Static Resources
answered May 12 at 14:10
gllsglls
12.3k72453
Also, LWC docs: developer.salesforce.com/docs/component-library/documentation/…
– sfdcfox
May 12 at 15:36
yup - included the link as well. Thanks!
– glls
May 12 at 16:21
Thanks @glls, it helped me resolve my issue. So silly of me. I knew it had to be something very simple. I wish I had figured it out on my own.
– Anee
May 13 at 6:42
add a comment |
Default imports dont use curly braces, therefore, your import would be as follows:
import Library from '@salesforce/resourceUrl/CustomLibrary';
this is standard across library imports from the static resource library.
for a more in depth explanation, you can refer to the Javascript Reference documentation
and the LWC Documentation on Accessing Static Resources
answered May 12 at 14:10
gllsglls
12.3k72453
Default imports dont use curly braces, therefore, your import would be as follows:
import Library from '@salesforce/resourceUrl/CustomLibrary';
this is standard across library imports from the static resource library.
for a more in depth explanation, you can refer to the Javascript Reference documentation
and the LWC Documentation on Accessing Static Resources
answered May 12 at 14:10
gllsglls
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answered May 12 at 14:10
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Also, LWC docs: developer.salesforce.com/docs/component-library/documentation/…
– sfdcfox
May 12 at 15:36
yup - included the link as well. Thanks!
– glls
May 12 at 16:21
Thanks @glls, it helped me resolve my issue. So silly of me. I knew it had to be something very simple. I wish I had figured it out on my own.
– Anee
May 13 at 6:42
add a comment |
Also, LWC docs: developer.salesforce.com/docs/component-library/documentation/…
– sfdcfox
May 12 at 15:36
yup - included the link as well. Thanks!
– glls
May 12 at 16:21
Thanks @glls, it helped me resolve my issue. So silly of me. I knew it had to be something very simple. I wish I had figured it out on my own.
– Anee
May 13 at 6:42
Also, LWC docs: developer.salesforce.com/docs/component-library/documentation/…
– sfdcfox
May 12 at 15:36
Also, LWC docs: developer.salesforce.com/docs/component-library/documentation/…
– sfdcfox
May 12 at 15:36
yup - included the link as well. Thanks!
– glls
May 12 at 16:21
yup - included the link as well. Thanks!
– glls
May 12 at 16:21
Thanks @glls, it helped me resolve my issue. So silly of me. I knew it had to be something very simple. I wish I had figured it out on my own.
– Anee
May 13 at 6:42
Thanks @glls, it helped me resolve my issue. So silly of me. I knew it had to be something very simple. I wish I had figured it out on my own.
– Anee
May 13 at 6:42
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remove the curly braces around Library
– glls
May 12 at 14:04