I started out with the precompiled version - and realizing how well that worked for me, I admit to the 7 Deadly Sins, well perhaps not all of them on this account but certainly greed :(
So - I set out to use the source files; and high on life (and caffeine I guess) I witnessed more success; life was perfect!
My Rails project (5.2) was not set up for Webpack but I quickly learned how to add that - only to realize that the future had spread to important parts of the library - and no default loader would touch this :(
Not easily intimidated by this attitude I fought Webpack/Daemonite-Material into the wee hours but when I started to get webpacker errors like the one below - after having successfully fixed navdrawer and trying my luck with pickadate - I decided to let it go
Now I'm left wondering where I took the wrong turn 👶
The (S)CSS part worked like a charm - almost to good in fact 👍
But Webpack obviously is not or the weak at heart -
I started out with the precompiled version - and realizing how well that worked for me, I admit to the 7 Deadly Sins, well perhaps not all of them on this account but certainly greed :(
So - I set out to use the source files; and high on life (and caffeine I guess) I witnessed more success; life was perfect!
My Rails project (5.2) was not set up for Webpack but I quickly learned how to add that - only to realize that the future had
spread
toimport
ant parts of the library - and no default loader would touch this :(Not easily intimidated by this attitude I fought Webpack/Daemonite-Material into the wee hours but when I started to get webpacker errors like the one below - after having successfully fixed navdrawer and trying my luck with pickadate - I decided to let it go
Now I'm left wondering where I took the wrong turn 👶
The (S)CSS part worked like a charm - almost to good in fact 👍
But Webpack obviously is not or the weak at heart -