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@btihen Hmm, I'll have to dig into this…seems like it "should just work" but maybe there's an extra hoop to jump through. |
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Cool - I'll be glad to test or explore any ideas you'd like. |
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Silly question, did you make sure to add "defer" to the script tag in head? I'll see if I can repro this tomorrow |
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I have installed AlpineJS using the script tag in the header, but I would feel more comfortable if I could figure out how to install it as a module here is what I tried:
bridgetown new apline_tail -t erb -c purgecss,tailwindcss cd apline_tail
frontend/javascript/index.js
look like:As I figured this file is already in the bundle pipleline so should work.
So I added a very simple alpinejs / html to the bottom of
src/_components/shared/navbar.erb
Nothing happens.
But if I add:
<script src="//unpkg.com/alpinejs" defer></script>
tosrc/_partials/_head.erb
everything is fine.So I figured I needed to do something with the
esbuild.config.js
file - but I am not sure what.Can someone point me in the correct direction?
Also I would be glad (with a little guidance) to turn this into a config option once it is working.
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