Ctrl+F does not work in Ace editor because it can't load ext-searchbox.js. I see 404 when press Ctrl+F.
I found out that ext-searchbox.js is located in node_modules\ace-builds\src folder.
I would like to properly include this extension in my vendor.js bundle.
I have an Angular 2 project with a ASP.NET Core project as a server. My bundler is Webpack 2 and I use JavaScriptServices. I do not use angular-cli.
In the component where I use the editor I added two imports:
import 'brace';
import 'brace/ext/searchbox';
This import let Webpack add searchbox to my bundle.
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I was trying to create a angular library and I have created one. Now I want to add my react project in it.
Then I am exporting my files in public-api.ts file so that I can use it in my library But file with js extention is giving me a error.All with .ts extention alone is taking.How can I resolve this
I am expecting I can bundle my react project in angular library.
I have a custom made add-on in a directory outside of the host application's directory. Then, importing the add-on via the package.json file by providing the relative path under the ember-addons object, in
paths : [ '<relative path>']
I have provided the styles for the components in the add-on under addon/styles/addon.scss. I am using foundation for the styles in the components, so my addon.scss has some #import and the imported files have #import statements which are sourced from bower_component/foundation/*
This setup works fine while serving the dummy app in the add-on. But fails to successfully build the consuming app with the add-on included. Failing at the #import statements of the foundation styles in the app.. although bower_components in the consuming app has the foundation module with respective files in place.
Thanks in advance!
Are you importing the file into your app.scss file? e.g.
#import "../../bower_components/bootstrap-sass/assets/stylesheets/bootstrap";
If you import it there it will compile and include when you are doing a build.
Pete
I am trying to import an external library. The library is simply a js file that defines an object var library = {...}, it has no exports, modules or anything like that whatsoever.
I don't want to use a script tag on the index.html file. How should I import this in my Angular 2 app, in a clean way?
If you are using Angular-CLI, you can inject these dependencies by including your .js files in angular-cli.json.
Take a look at 3rd Party Libraries.
I am trying to bundle css files with webpack extract-text-webpack-plugin it works great with local files that are int (projects)/src/assets/styles, but I also need bootstrap.css from node_modules and if I try adding it to import b from 'bootstrap/dist/css/bootstrap.css'; the plugin just throws an error that sounds something like this "bootstrap.css Unexpected token (7:5) You may need an appropriate loader to handle this file type." If I add '!style!css!' as described in this question
Webpack Error while including bootstrap 3 it does work, but now it is injected in index.html which may slowdown the overall app. So how do you correctly load the bootstrap style from node_modules? I tried copying it with copy-webpack-plugin, but the copying is performed after the loaders have done their job. so any suggestions?
With a bit more research and debuging the problem was in css loader path, which was pointed to the app source directory, that is why it could not access the node_modules.
I am using Visual Studios and trying to use http://davidshimjs.github.io/qrcodejs/
But I can't seem to import the library...
I just added the file to the project and tried to use it in the Book.js(View).
But it doesn't seem to work..
Am I missing any steps?
Add the qrcodejs file to a bundle in your App_Start/BundleConfig.cs and then render the bundle in the view where you need it or the default bundle in your layout file.
Also make sure the js file is in your Scripts folder.