Yeah, it's just a few issues like this: Object destructuring broken: variables are bound to the wrong object
Nothing serious... :)
Max
@MaximBalaganskiy
stupid safari does not support them
Richard Deckard
@RichardDeckard
jason: typescript or babel doesn't do that yet?
Cory Deppen
@corydeppen
@jhewt I'm able to require css files that are within src without a problem in a CLI project. I've been trying to determine if it should be possible to require css files from outside src for things like Bootstrap and Font Awesome.
José A. Sachs
@jhewt
@corydeppen Exactly, that was the problem I was facing. In my case trying to load a Material Design Lite CSS file from "mtl/dist/material.min.css"
Max
@MaximBalaganskiy
@jhewt in JSPM's case the css is loaded by the JS script itself
ups... sorry, didn't see "lite" word, i'm using materializecss
José A. Sachs
@jhewt
hehe, I've been using materializecss
I wasn't quite happy with it
Max
@MaximBalaganskiy
any particular things?
is there a bridge for aurelia?
José A. Sachs
@jhewt
for MaterializeCSS or Material Design Lite?
Max
@MaximBalaganskiy
for Material Design Lite
José A. Sachs
@jhewt
MDL from now on, easier on my fingers
There was one, now it's dated
They moved to React
However, there's an easy way to register and unregister MDL elements
and no jQuery
Patrick Walters
@PWKad
To me it is surprising that a bridge is necessary for a CSS framework to work with a JavaScript library(ies)
José A. Sachs
@jhewt
That was my #1 problem with MaterializeCSS
Indeed, I just did a CustomAttribute to register and unregister the element
_
with Attach and Dettach events
Patrick Walters
@PWKad
That seems pretty natural to me, the styling should be independent of the usage
Why did you need to use a bridge in the first place, just curious?
Seems that any CSS framework should be relatively agnostic of the consumer