smnandre
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2 months ago This is more a "StimulusBundle + Webpack" thing (i mean it's the case for all the UX packages) .. except if you use AssetMapper :)
More information about the process here: https://symfony.com/bundles/StimulusBundle/current/index.html#how-are-the-stimulus-controllers-loaded
You will probably find some ideas to do it manually (but you will need composer install at one time to fetch the assets)
After being introduced to the live-components there is one thing that struck me. When installing the package I have an entry in my
package.jsoncontaining;"@symfony/ux-live-component": "file:vendor/symfony/ux-live-component/assets",Now when running my builds I need both Yarn and Composer on my front-end containers which increases the software dependencies and build times. It also requires more maintenance to keep this extra package version in line. I couldn't find this package on npmjs.com, which made me wonder. Am I using this wrong? Is this as designed? Or could this be improved?