Plugin failed to load: ENOENT yallist.json about hyperborder

[webmatze]

I did some research and I think I found a possible solution to the problem using SVG and CSS stroke:
https://codepen.io/webmatze/pen/QWrNPNM

But I have to do some tests if this also works with animations and so.

[LostInCompilation]

Sounds good, let's hope this will work.
But to cleanup the issue a bit: You can close this issue, hyper-border is working with the current hyper version. I will open a new issue regarding the rendering problem.

[webmatze]

I just tried it with the same Hyper version (3.2.3) and hyperborder works without problems.
Are you sure there are no other plugins installed?

Or maybe you can try to remove hyperborder, update your plugins, and then reinstall hyperborder.

[StefanusChristian]

Sorry if my question is out of context from this issue, does hyperborder still active for Hyper? (Currently on version 3.3.0)
I'd notice hyperborder is no longer on the plugin list for hyper, and when I'm checking the About Hyper, the plugin isn't listed there.

[webmatze]

Hi @StefanusChristian , as far as I know, hyperborder should still work with Hyper 3.3.0

Here my configuration:

Maybe you can try installing hyperborder without any other plugin and look if it works. Than you could try adding the other plugins one by one to see if it is one of them that does not work together with hyperborder anymore.

[LostInCompilation]

Hyperborder is completely incompatible with any plugin that enables transparency for me. I tried hyper-transparent and the hyper-material-theme. As soon as I enable transparency, the whole window gets colorized with the border color. I only have hyper-border and hyper-transparent enabled.

Is there a solution for this? @webmatze I saw that you're using WebGL renderer instead of Canvas. Is that a problem? I cannot activate WebGL renderer, when using transparency.

EDIT: Yes Canvas is a problem. When enabling Canvas, the error below happens. With WebGL it works, but then I cannot use transparency. Any suggestions? I want to use vibrance, which needs transparency. Hyper-opacity works with WebGL, but not with vibrancy... Man these incompatibilities are a real pain.

[webmatze]

Yes I understand that it is not ideal. I am using hyper-opacity with hyperborder and it just works well.

module.exports = {
  config: {
    hyperBorder: {
      borderRadiusOuter: '4px',
      animate: "1s"
    },
    opacity: 0.5,
    plugins: [
      'hyper-opacity',
      'hyperborder'
  ],
...


}

But any plugin that changes the styling of hyper can collide with other plugins that do the same.

If somebody knows how to do gradient borders without using the whole area of the background, I will be glad to hear how it is done.

[LostInCompilation]

Yes the opacity plugin is working. However I would like to use vibrance (a blur additionally to opacity). Every plugin I tested did not work with hyper border. Do you have a suggestion?