When running Sencha cmd 6.5, and I get the following error:

[ERR] C2001: Closure Compiler Error (Parse error. undefined label "f") -- pression-input:1:4095

How can I locate the code at pression-input:1:4095 ?

This happens when I include a custom javascript file in app.json using:

"js": [
    {
        "path": "app.js",
        "bundle": true
    },{
        "path": "custom.js",
        "includeInBundle": true
    }
],

The error disapears when I remove the reference to custom.js in app.json.

If I interpret the error correctly, it means that closure piler finds an error on line 1, character 4095 of the pression-input. But the first line of custom.js is not such long.

How can I locate the offending code ?

And by the way, what is an undefined label in closure piler ?

When running Sencha cmd 6.5, and I get the following error:

[ERR] C2001: Closure Compiler Error (Parse error. undefined label "f") -- pression-input:1:4095

How can I locate the code at pression-input:1:4095 ?

This happens when I include a custom javascript file in app.json using:

"js": [
    {
        "path": "app.js",
        "bundle": true
    },{
        "path": "custom.js",
        "includeInBundle": true
    }
],

The error disapears when I remove the reference to custom.js in app.json.

If I interpret the error correctly, it means that closure piler finds an error on line 1, character 4095 of the pression-input. But the first line of custom.js is not such long.

How can I locate the offending code ?

And by the way, what is an undefined label in closure piler ?

• javascript
• extjs
• google-closure-piler
• sencha-cmd

3 Answers 3

I had the same issue a year ago, and I was told you cannot locate it from the error message.

Assuming that you have already tried to open your unpiled project directly in the browser, and not getting a syntax error, there's not much you can do except narrowing it down further by splitting the custom.js content in two parts and check these independently.

In my case it was Ext.define where should have been Ext.create, and the syntax error is thrown because usage of Ext.define is rewritten into other mands during generation of the pression-input. Maybe if you look for this specifically, you can find it.

With Sencha Cmd 7.7.0 (at least) you can do:

sencha pile concatenate --input-js-version ANY --js-version ANY --output-file all.js

Followed by:

closure-piler --js all.js --js_output_file out.js

To get a good error message:

all.js:418012:59: ERROR - [JSC_PARSE_ERROR] Parse error. invalid arrow function parameters
  418012|         const focusedRowIndex = currentRowElements.flatMap([index,item] => item.id === focusedRow.id ? parseInt(index) : []).pop();

Install closure-piler from your package manager brew or choco...

I faced similar problems too. I disabled pression in app.json file:

"testing": {
   "pressor": {
     //"type": "closure",
     "type": "none",
     "warningLevel": "quiet"
   },
   "output": "...."
}

And I separately checked the output app.js file with the piler (which can be downloaded):

java -jar closure-piler-v20210302.jar --js app.js --js_output_file piled_output.js