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- mohammad-hadi
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Hello

I converted the peerjs plugin built for construct2 to a plugin for construct 3 but it gives an error and I could not fix the error

I put the plugin here so that if anyone could fix the problem and share or help

Thankful

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I made a change to connect to the server we are building

And it works well inside construct 2

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Can not find peer(class)

error console:

aught (in promise) ReferenceError: Peer is not defined

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Visit this page to run the server

https://github.com/peers/peerjs-server

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To download the plugin, refer to the following link

https://ufile.io/9m1wqv5t

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Image of console error

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Thank you for your attention
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- Ashley Construct Team Founder
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Construct 3 now uses JavaScript Modules, meaning each file has its own separate scope. If Peer is used as a global variable, you should refer to it with globalThis.Peer.
- mohammad-hadi
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Construct 3 now uses JavaScript Modules, meaning each file has its own separate scope. If Peer is used as a global variable, you should refer to it with globalThis.Peer.

Do I just need to convert this.peer to globalThis.Peer?

Excuse me for asking again

Because I did not understand correctly
- mohammad-hadi
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please help
- GameSoul
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Do I just need to convert this.peer to globalThis.Peer?

If Peer is used as a global variable, then yes. Make this change where this variable is declared. It should look like this:
globalThis.Peer(params) { // custom code here }
- Ashley Construct Team Founder
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GameSoul - I don't believe that code is valid syntax.

Do I just need to convert this.peer to globalThis.Peer?

this.peer does not refer to a global variable. If you have to ask a question like this, I think you need to learn more about the basics of the JavaScript language. There are plenty of resources for that on the web.