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Make sure importing source files is possible #1331
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How about starting with webpack @eltonmesquita? |
I am a newbie can you verify that this problem can be solved using this link https://webpack.js.org/guides/getting-started/ |
Have a look at esbuild as well... https://esbuild.github.io |
This is promising I need to check this out first. Thanks for sharing @joeworkman. |
I can combine a pr if someone can guide me through it |
This might not need a PR. The main task is to verify if it's possible today and if any change is required on our side, then putting a PR together with the fix will be the way to go. Just a reminder that it already works when importing the main files in the root of the project, we just need to be sure that importing the source files, in the |
I've tried it out with webpack and import "animate.css/source/attention_seekers/bounce.css";
import "animate.css/source/animate.css"; It's not very practical. I'm not sure if we can provide a better way to use it without using some js, which I'm open to. Maybe an |
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I want to work |
We should make sure that it's possible to import individual source files directly from the node_modules so developers won't need to resort to custom builds which are very annoying to maintain and not very practical these days.
I think we should check/add support for at least:
Have a look at #1307 for more context.
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