jquery-ui widget directory?

[eegzapp]

gridstack appears to be looking for jquery-ui to have a 'widget' directory which it doesn't.

I'm getting a number of messages that look like this (using Aurelia):

{ uid: 1,
  name: '<series>',
  branch: true,
  error:
   { [Error: ENOENT: no such file or directory, open 'G:\MY_DATA\aurelia-d3\node_modules\jquery-ui\ui\widget\data.js']
     errno: -4058,
     code: 'ENOENT',
     syscall: 'open',
     path: 'G:\\MY_DATA\\aurelia-d3\\node_modules\\jquery-ui\\ui\\widget\\data.js',
     moduleTree: [ 'gridstack/gridstack' ],
     fileName: 'G:/MY_DATA/aurelia-d3/node_modules/gridstack/dist/gridstack.js' },
  duration: [ 2, 271964388 ],
  time: 1481756814746 }

jquery-ui heirarchy in the ui folder:

core.js                
data.js                
disable-selection.js   
effect.js              
effects/               
escape-selector.js     
focusable.js           
form.js                
form-reset-mixin.js    
i18n/                  
ie.js                  
jquery-1-7.js          
keycode.js             
labels.js              
plugin.js              
position.js            
safe-active-element.js 
safe-blur.js           
scroll-parent.js       
tabbable.js            
unique-id.js           
version.js             
widget.js              
widgets/

If I copy all the .js and the widgets directory from the top level of the jquery-ui module into a widget folder, then everything works.

[eegzapp]

Found this after posting: #513

Will look into how to do this in Aurelia and get back.

[eegzapp]

Was able to make it work by adding the following to aurelia.json (after doing requisite npm installs):

"jquery",
{
  "name": "jquery-ui",
  "path": "../node_modules/jquery-ui/ui",
  "main": "widget"
},
"lodash",
{
  "name": "gridstack",
  "path": "../node_modules/gridstack/dist",
  "main": "gridstack",
  "deps": [
      "jquery",
      "jquery-ui",
      "lodash"
  ],
  "resources": [
      "gridstack.css"
  ]          
}

[radiolips]

Thanks, eegzapp! Should help people if they're also using Aurelia. Hopefully we won't have dependencies for much longer :). I'm closing, but feel free to open a new ticket if you're having any issues.