GoulvenClech
CSS from JS packages not loaded with ESbuild
I’m currently making the Webpack → ESbuild upgrade with Phoenix 1.6, and I don’t understand how to load CSS from external JS packages.
For example, I use this npm package called GlideJS, and its looks like it work just fine but without CSS! Here is my App.js :
import Glide from "./hooks/glide";
import "@glidejs/glide/dist/css/glide.core.css";
import "@glidejs/glide/dist/css/glide.theme.css";
Everything builds without error, Tailwindcss works like a charm… What am I doing wrong?
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derek-zhou
I don’t think esbuild handles css building. You said you use tailwindcss, likely with a postcss toolchain. I think you need to use postcss import
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