After working in a site with some modules requiring some php libraries managed through composer; I started to think that composer should be the standard way to do the things in Drupal. However; if managing dependencies through composer; how am I supposed to handle the non-php libraries (ex. js)?
After working in a site with some modules requiring some php libraries managed through composer; I started to think that composer should be the standard way to do the things in Drupal. However; if managing dependencies through composer; how am I supposed to handle the non-php libraries (ex. js)?