hotfix: error crypto with angular 19#509
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Issue:
After updating Angular to version 19, I encountered the following error:
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TS2307: Cannot find module 'crypto' or its corresponding type declarations.
Solution:
To resolve this issue, I tried the following steps:
I set crypto to global.crypto, which worked fine in the browser and allowed the code to run without errors related to crypto.
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crypto = global.crypto;
Later, when I switched back to using require('crypto'), everything worked perfectly. This solution works well because, in a Node.js environment, require('crypto') functions as expected, but in the browser, global.crypto or alternative solutions like CryptoJS or Web Crypto API need to be used.
Summary:
By following this approach, I was able to resolve the error effectively: I first set crypto to global.crypto, and then used require('crypto') when I needed specific Node.js functionality. This allowed me to work with Angular 19 without any issues.