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I'm interested in using http://blueprintjs.com/ but I'm not sure how best to incorporate it in my build. I don't think they provide a single JS version in releases. I can see cljsjs packages using webpack. Is that the recommended approach?
BTW it's a seriously exciting react ui toolkit.
@olivergeorge if something does not provide an already built JS file then yes, some packages shell out and run npm/webpack/whatever
a quick grep for npm
should get you some examples
Thanks @martinklepsch good to know I'm on the right track.
you could also check if a pre-built JS file is part of the NPM package
I see references to webpack in their repo. Perhaps it does do something like that. I'm totally out of the loop when it comes to js build tools & npm. https://github.com/palantir/blueprint/search?utf8=%E2%9C%93&q=webpack
s/totally/blissfully/
I'll hunt around and see what I can find
https://unpkg.com/#/ — this allows accessing NPM stuff via a CDN
so if there's a file in the package it should help 🙂
I think it's distributed as many js files based on these links: https://unpkg.com/@blueprintjs/[email protected] https://unpkg.com/@blueprintjs/[email protected]/
Is it possible to make an externs for an AMD-loaded library?
I can't think of a reason why externs wouldn't be possible with AMD, but I want to double-check
@juhoteperi i think the socket-io PR is ready :thumbsup: