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dynamicweb / swiffy-slider

Super fast carousel and slider with touch for optimized websites running in modern browsers.
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Standard Sass and CSS import doesn't seem to be working? #29

Closed thiagomajesk closed 2 years ago

thiagomajesk commented 2 years ago

Hi, I couldn't find documentation on how to import the CSS files outside of JS. I see there's another similar issue over here: https://github.com/dynamicweb/swiffy-slider/issues/24 (I'm currently using version 1.5.1, which should have fixed that).

Currently, doing @import "swiffy-slider"; or @import swiffy-slider/dist/css/swiffy-slider; causes a whole lot of problems with Vite.js (which uses esbuild under the hood). For instance:

Error: Missing "./dist/css/swiffy-slider" export in "swiffy-slider" package
Error: Failed to resolve entry for package "swiffy-slider". 
The package may have incorrect main/module/exports specified in its package.json: 
Failed to resolve entry for package "swiffy-slider"

PS.: This might not have anything to do with it, but after looking at other packages, I notice that style and exports don't usually start with ./.

nicped commented 2 years ago

I can use import css from "swiffy-slider/src/swiffy-slider.css" using webpack. Will update the docs.

But I will also need to look into the difference between having the css extension on the import and not. The project does not have a scss file - and it the conversion to pure esmodule seems like causing me some issues with this.

thiagomajesk commented 2 years ago

Hi @nicped! Perhaps I didn't make my point clear... I'm not using CSS in JS, so import css from "swiffy-slider/src/swiffy-slider.css", doesn't actually help. I'm talking about actual CSS and SCSS @import (from an .[s]css file).

nicped commented 2 years ago

Ok, thank you for clarifying - the package did not have any exports for versions where you omit the .CSS extension

See linked pull #30 - it contains an export for "swiffy-slider/cms" that you should be able to use. I also updated the default style and browser fields to not use the . and to use the dist files instead.

You can check out the new package config - and cut and paste it to you local install to test if this should fix the issue.

thiagomajesk commented 2 years ago

Hi, again @nicped. I can confirm that both @import "swiffy-slider/css"; and @import "swiffy-slider/src/swiffy-slider.css"; compiles correctly now. One question though: Wouldn't @import "swiffy-slider" make more sense, since this is also the name of the JS package? (I don't know if it's possible or it clobbers the . export)