How to use Hardened JS with react/vue/etc?

[dckc]

front end bundlers tend to mangle the ses shim.

@turadg @samsiegart @mhofman @kriskowal how do we get around this?

I gather the state of the art is dapp-psm:

https://github.com/Agoric/dapp-psm/blob/e087c78f8057204d8b325f740efe07e54266d82f/vite.config.ts#L5-L8

but I tried to reproduce that in a project of my own without luck. Here's hoping I find time to re-trace my steps to share the symptoms in more detail.

[tgrecojs]

Did you ever get to the bottom of this? @dckc The project we're building has a vite.config.js file which mirrors the one you linked to above, and there haven't been any issues with it.

Integrating hardened js into the context of a next.js application is one scenario I've had trouble with over the last few years, so I put together a barebones repository that I could reference if I ever needed a starting point. -

github.com/tgrecojs/hardened-nextjs

Object.isFrozen

Executing npm install && npm run start within the repo above will get you to this starting point.

Next.js.with.Hardened.JS.mp4

[dckc]

installSesLockdown.ts seems to be state-of-the-art.

Here's hoping one of us finds a moment to explain how it works.

[mhofman]

Vetted shims support in ses-shim is making progress. That should make it easier to support these environments.