Re: [I] [JS] Compatibility Issue with Apache Arrow Library in Angular Application [arrow]

["jcludwig (via GitHub)" <gi...@apache.org>]

jcludwig commented on issue #39970:
URL: https://github.com/apache/arrow/issues/39970#issuecomment-2221478840

   This is not an issue of bundling, the problem is with TypeScript compilation. I believe the root cause is probably the use of NodeJS types in `compat.ts` (https://github.com/apache/arrow/blob/2ae192b4aca6017a141dc52f78b5dec4ad2f2874/js/src/util/compat.ts#L21). I believe this file must be getting imported through some path from the `Arrow.dom.ts` module. In my view the correct fix is for the apache-arrow project to make sure that the Arrow.dom module does not have any imports to NodeJS code, including types. Importing any module that imports these types will pollute the TypeScript type context since NodeJS declares ambient types that conflict with browser types.


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