Hello Victoria Lo
Thanks for writing about this topic, I've seen it around and I'll be taught next year about Automata Theory, finite states machines and the likes and I find the concepts behind it pretty interesting, I know, I know some CS stuff 😁
I hope there would be a sequel to this article, where you'll show what you've built using the finite state machine concept.
But while following the article, I noticed you didn't specify how we're to run the js file. I'll show what I did here to get the file running if you don't mind.
import {
createMachine,
interpret,
} from "./node_modules/xstate/dist/xstate.web.js";
Both createMachine & interpret I imported from ./node_modules/xstate/dist/xstate.web.js which gets created when the command npm install xstate is ran. Then I linked the js file is to a HTML file with type="module" added to the script element attribute.
I better way would be to use the CDN. Here's the Doc Page for setting up the CDN.
Hello Victoria Lo
Thanks for writing about this topic, I've seen it around and I'll be taught next year about Automata Theory, finite states machines and the likes and I find the concepts behind it pretty interesting, I know, I know some CS stuff 😁
I hope there would be a sequel to this article, where you'll show what you've built using the finite state machine concept.
But while following the article, I noticed you didn't specify how we're to run the js file. I'll show what I did here to get the file running if you don't mind.
import { createMachine, interpret, } from "./node_modules/xstate/dist/xstate.web.js";Both
createMachine&interpretI imported from./node_modules/xstate/dist/xstate.web.jswhich gets created when the commandnpm install xstateis ran. Then I linked the js file is to a HTML file withtype="module"added to thescriptelement attribute.I better way would be to use the CDN. Here's the Doc Page for setting up the CDN.