It used to be the case that there was no need for import statements. How do I enable this pre Meteor 1.3 behavior?
you just don't have to use imports folder and everything is still auto imported as before
As early version you don't need to import style file.But for other javascript and database files you should use import.Otherwise it may affect to your performance.You should have better understanding about import and export
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I am creating a wordpress site with vuejs framework. I am about to put vuejs components into this directory.
wp-content/themes/{theme}/components
The problem is, I can't import vuejs components with ES6 import App from './components/App.vue' functionality.
I tried using CDN but I don't know how importing of components works.
Does anybody know?
the are 2 main solutions for this problem:
(best): compile your project (for example with the vue-CLI) in such a way that all imports used in the project are compiled into simple, browser-readable js files
use the http-vue-loader library to load components directly from the browser (this solution works perfectly, but in terms of performance with many components it is not recommended)
I have to import npm modules in my existing project of Meteor. I am using some modules on each page and in meteor I am forces to import npm module on each page.Is there any common page where I import modules once and use it in my application throughout?
The reason you must import modules (regardless if they are npm packages, atmosphere packages, or other files in your project) in every JavaScript file in Meteor is because you have the ecmascript package installed.
This wonderful package allows you to take advantage of all the great new ECMAScript 2015 (or ES6) features (eg. arrow functions, classes, constants, block scoping​, etc.). One such feature (and the one that you are talking about) that it also includes is modules.
In ES6, modules are a built-in construct where units of reusable code are scoped at the file level such that there is exactly one module per file and one file per module. This means that in order to use any piece of code defined outside of a file you must first import it. This is very similar to import in Java and #include in C++, but subtly different. You can learn more about ES6 modules here.
Long story short, there are tons of advantages to the new spec, however if you wish to revert back to the global nature of pre-ES6, you can simply remove the ecmascript package from your meteor project, follow the original folder structure​ guidelines, and you will no longer have to import modules in every file..
I'm building a meteor app with meteor-angular2 package. But with .css it's quite unfunny so far.. As soon is try to import a css file in a component, meteor is "modules-loader" is telling that this is not a module i'm trying to import (true basically :D)
Now i'm fiddling around with a basic webpack+ng2 setup and i can get it easily running with direct imports of .css files in typescript - just because i can configure the webpack loaders correctly (you can even get css-modules in this way with ng2!)
So, in the docs of the latest meteor angular2 package release it is somwhere written that it is basically packing all the stuff with webpack.
What's the right way to modify this underlaying webpack config? Is it even possible? Do i have to fork the package repo to change it? At a first shot i didn't find the webpack stuff in there..
Can css/sass/stylus files be directly imported into Elm files in some way? The webpack css-loader module makes this possible in Javascript with an import './styles.css', but I can't find anything on how one might do it in Elm with or without Webpack.
I had the same question when I started looking into styles and I ended up making a POC of how that might look like by using Elm port and subscriptions to tell Webpack to fetch CSS modules.
Check it out: https://github.com/geekyme/elm-css-modules
I don't think this can be done directly, but you can create a bridging entry point for Webpack that will import everything, including CSS and Elm together, for bundling.
Check this out: http://www.elm-tutorial.org/050_starting/webpack.html#indexjs
I am not able to find Import and Export as ACP option in Alfresco share 5.0. In earlier versions I used to do it via exporer but as it is no longer avilable in this version how can we do import export contents as ACP files?
You're right, the deprecation of Explorer caused many headaches to me too.
It seems that the usual operation has been replaced by Importing Module Data feature, at least for modules.
You can import the data by using an XML file or an ACP file as part of your module's initialization.
First place your ACP or XML file somewhere in your module's classpath.
Often this will be within the config folder structure. Next add the
following configuration to your module-context.xml file, specifying
either the XML or ACP file by its location on the classpath.
It also seems that alfresco is going to reinstate some features on version 5.1 as forecasted by Jeff Potts blog article.
I don't know if it is already useful but there is an excellent add-on to import and export in acp for multiple versions. It's compatible with 5.0. You can download it here :
https://github.com/atolcd/alfresco-share-import-export
Paste the jar file in your tomcat/shared/lib/ folder and restart Alfresco and let's go.