Hyperlink URLs in error messages displayed in the browser

[TysonMN]

Quoting #48 (comment)

...should display nice errors on the page when there is an error during build.

An exceedingly beautiful error message. For reference, it looks like this.

Now that you included it in the browser, I can think of another improvement.

Can the text...

https://prismjs.com/#supported-languages

...be "upgraded" to a hyperlink?

[loreanvictor]

yes it can, great idea!

p.s. why aren't you getting colors on these messages? this has nothing to do with your console anymore, the error string is generated within node and then colored on the client using ansi_up. the end result should look like this:

[TysonMN]

why aren't you getting colors on these messages?

shakes head...maybe my computer is just color blind 😛

No colors in Edge either.

this has nothing to do with your console anymore, the error string is generated within node and then colored on the client using ansi_up.

I tried to verify that by running the server in the default Windows command prompt. As seen before, I can execute codedoc but I didn't realize until now that I can't build...for what seems to be an issue related to node even though it is in the path.

How do I fix this?

[loreanvictor]

Thats pretty strange. unfortunately I do not have a windows laptop around to be able to test soon, but the issue seems to be with this line and in turn these lines. Basically, ts-node and ts-node-dev are not installed as global packages (unlike codedoc-cli), but they are just installed as dependencies of codedoc-cli. This means their binaries should be somewhere around <where-codedoc-cli-is>/node_modules/.bin/, and the exec() function is supposed to run given commands (such as ts-node or ts-node-dev) in an environment with a modified PATH variable including that address.

[loreanvictor]

p.s. not deployed yet. planned to be deployed via 0.2.11

[loreanvictor]

deployed (via 0.2.11).

[TysonMN]

The links work great.

My colors still don't work, and probably because of that, I find the link hard to read and even look at.

Can you share a screenshot of what it should look like with the correct colors?

[loreanvictor]

No thats not related to the console colors missing (which is still exceedingly baffling). It is a primary color that doesn't work well with the dialog background, I should actually enforce the color of the links on these overlays I suspect for maximizing readability (instead of allowing it to be picked up from the theme).

[loreanvictor]

fixes deployed via 0.2.12