Fix: Correct wavedrom import to avoid missing node modules.

Author: bjones1

runestone/wavedrom/js/wavedrom.js

@@ -1,17 +1,17 @@
 // ***********************************************
 // |docname| - JavaScript for the WaveDrom library
 // ***********************************************
-'use strict';
+"use strict";
 
 // This took a fair amount of experimenting to figure out how to make this work with NPM and Webpack. Sigh. Here's the working result.
 //
-// All we need is the ability to call the default export of ``ProcessAll`` in order to render timing diagrams.
-import ProcessAll from "wavedrom/lib/process-all.js";
+// This has already been packaged for the web with browserify, so we can just import it for the side effects (it defines ``window.WaveDrom``. Importing from the ``lib/`` folder produces a lot of unsatisfied imports when using webpack.
+import "wavedrom/wavedrom.min.js";
 
-// WaveSkin isn't defined globally, so import the default export to get access to it.
-import WaveSkin from "wavedrom/lib/wave-skin.js";
-// Make the required WaveSkin (needed by WaveDrom) available globally.
+// WaveSkin isn't defined globally, so import the default export to get access to it. It defines a single variable, assuming that the variable will be assigned to the ``window``. Here, it's not. So...
+import WaveSkin from "wavedrom/skins/default.js";
+// ...make the required WaveSkin (needed by WaveDrom) available globally.
 window.WaveSkin = WaveSkin;
 
 // Run the render after the dynamic load is done.
-$(document).on("runestone:login-complete", ProcessAll);
+$(document).on("runestone:login-complete", window.WaveDrom.ProcessAll);

webpack.config.js

@@ -48,7 +48,6 @@ module.exports = (env, argv) => {
                 crypto: false,
                 fs: false,
                 path: false,
-                string_decoder: false,
             },
         },
         externals: {