Failed to mount component: template or render function not defined. about vue-pdf

[beerett]

After countless google searching I wound up editing pdf.vue --
It looks related to the way modules are loaded -- I'm fairly new to Vue and ES in general...
I added .default to line 157 and the error is gone, looks like resizing/scaling works as well.
What led me to this: VueJS Changes

var resizeSensor = require('vue-resize-sensor').default;

[FranckFreiburger]

please check v2.x

[ismet]

I'm getting exactly the same error..

[FranckFreiburger]

please give more details about your configuration. vue version, webpack version, ... even code sample

[ismet]

I am using the same code in your documentation : Example - complete.

The package versions are as following;

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[accardo]

I'm getting exactly the same error..

[blitheinsz]

I'm getting exactly the same error..

[beerett]

Getting the same error, the PDF does load albeit stretched and not scaled properly. Also I'm using the quasar framework.

<template>
<div> 
     <div v-if="recipe" class="content" :key="recipe.id">      
       <pdf :src=recipe.pdf style="width:75%"></pdf>
      </div> 
</div>
</template>
..
import pdf from 'vue-pdf'

[FranckFreiburger]

Thanks for sharing your investigations.
Note that I will use esm only in the next major version of vue-pdf.

[felisio]

@FranckFreiburger , When you will generate a new version, fixing this bug? Thanks..

[accardo]

[yiyulong]

Thanks to @beerett, my problem has been solved