right. many are racing om getting their quick fixes be pushed before fridays lol

Reload the extension and voila. We now made InboxSDK work with vitejs-built web extension. Enjoy building gmail chrome extensions with vite :)

Now we'll just copy the background.js code (which is just a webext code), replace `pageWorld.js` with the url import we just added, and recompile.

We need to find a way to execute `pageWorld.js`. Because of the way vite works, we can't apply webpack-specific solution attached in the issue. Copying the entire file is a maintenance hassle.

Luckily there's a way to reference the file and that's by using vite's `?url` import suffix instead.

For context:
- gmail-js does not work for me at all
- after migrating to inboxsdk, i read the last comment in github.com/InboxSDK/hel... and it only spits an error
- i look into `background.js` code and found out it is just trying to load `pageWorld.js`

this is different from newbies/non-techs understanding posts related to web dev wherein authors are trying their best to communicate as simple as the they can so that the readers can understand the impact and benefit it brings to their products.

extra: thanks to this stackoverflow issue for pointing out the problem because i never saw in the docs that the service bus keys are gonna be expiring and also never expect that an outdated date/time machine would be the problem:

stackoverflow.com/questions/77...

lesson learned: always turn off the podman machine properly when hibernating (annoying but have to get used to this madness)

this is something docker is also facing but eventually was able to fix it by making an internal ntp server that always syncs to the machine's current time (correct me if i'm wrong lol)

www.docker.com/blog/address...