URGENT 3.2.0 is very broken

[thanpolas]

I just upgraded to 3.2.0 and I get JSBI.BigInt is undefined error. Please verify the build.

[HolgerJeromin]

Probably related to #67
But I think the developers needs more information about your setup. (what prints the error message?)

[thanpolas]

Simple access to JSBI.BigInt() breaks.

Step to reproduce:

npm install jsbi --save

app.js

const JSBI = require('jsbi');
console.log('JSBI.BigInt:', JSBI.BigInt);

[mathiasbynens]

Yes, this is likely due to #67. I’ll take a look. cc @12wrigja

[mathiasbynens]

Workaround for those stuck on v3.2.0:

const JSBI = require('jsbi').default;

But yeah we should try to restore the old behavior of exporting JSBI directly (and not as a named export called default) in the CommonJS bundle.

Update: Fixed in v3.2.1. Please upgrade instead of using this workaround!

[thanpolas]

thank you Mathias ❤️

[mathiasbynens]

Fixed and released in v3.2.1. Let me know if that helped!

[gitmalong]

Using v3.2.1 in a Typescript project

1. Imported with const JSBI = require('jsbi').default;

   TypeError: Cannot read property 'subtract' of undefined

    > 38 |         const amount = JSBI.subtract(

[12wrigja]

With v3.2.1 I believe Mathias fixed this so the above workaround is no longer necessary, and you should instead be able to write

const JSBI = require('JSBI');

JSBI.substract(...);