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i have followed steps as in the doc
Please refer to the routable sample at https://github.com/enactjs/samples/tree/develop/sandstone/pattern-routable-panels
Can i use enact with tizen TVs?
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@ahmad-crossplatform for example, the web engine of webOS TV 3.x is Chrome 38 (see more: https://webostv.developer.lge.com/discover/specifications/web-engine/)
if anyone's around, after entirely too many years of waiting, i've finally pushed my Enact app to a public server, and I hope to soon be opening it for public beta test, just as soon as i figure out a good way to handle subscriptions
Hi @brouk2426 Museo Sans license is restrected for use with Enact Application. Please refer to the full license at https://github.com/enactjs/moonstone/blob/master/fonts/MuseoSans/LICENSE.txt
@ericblade You can setup resolve aliases with Webpack, that should accomplish what you're looking for: https://webpack.js.org/configuration/resolve/
just updated to 4.1.6, doesn't seem to work there either
i should've called it relative paths, not absolute paths, i thought that sounded weird, but all the articles were like 'absolute paths are amazing'.. but these aren't absolute paths. sorry if that caused any confusion
2 hours to clone and figure out how to add the feature to enact, get it added to my production server, and touch every single file in my application to update for it. not too bad.
@ericblade ,
Thanks for the PRs. Enact CLI does support "resolve.alias" (https://webpack.js.org/configuration/resolve/#resolvealias) through package.json as "alias" property.
But I guess you wanted to resolve additional paths.
I understand what's the pain point for developers and I think it's reasonable to add the feature.
I found Create React App also supports the feature through js/tsconfig file. (https://create-react-app.dev/docs/importing-a-component/#absolute-imports)
Fortunately, we have plans for adopting Webpack5 near future, we'll take a look at how we could achieve this while updating Webpack.
I think "enact" object in package.json is a good start point. Thanks for the suggestion!
Thanks for the PRs. Enact CLI does support "resolve.alias" (https://webpack.js.org/configuration/resolve/#resolvealias) through package.json as "alias" property.
But I guess you wanted to resolve additional paths.
I understand what's the pain point for developers and I think it's reasonable to add the feature.
I found Create React App also supports the feature through js/tsconfig file. (https://create-react-app.dev/docs/importing-a-component/#absolute-imports)
Fortunately, we have plans for adopting Webpack5 near future, we'll take a look at how we could achieve this while updating Webpack.
I think "enact" object in package.json is a good start point. Thanks for the suggestion!
hmm. i just looked up those fields, and for the specific purpose, it does look like both can be used to achieve what i wanted, though it does look like there might be good reasons to have both.