vishal-h
Working package.json for Phoenix bootstrap 5
I am trying to setup Phoenix/Bootstrap5 based on Using Bootstrap Native with Phoenix LiveView - Dashbit Blog
I am struggling with this for last 2 days. Nothing wrong with Elixir/Phoenix but the issues are related with npm and the dependencies.
I am just wondering if someone - that has the above example successfully running - can share their package.json
I am running this from Windows10. I believe it shouldn’t make a difference.
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kokolegorille
I have this working, but on Linux… and never tried on Windows, but I think You might have some trouble with sass, and some crypto lib on Windows.
Anyway, this is on a standard project, updated for webpack 5. You need to make it work for Webpack 5 first.
Here is my relevant part of package.json
You might have to use node-sass instead of sass… on Windows
Here is my rule in webpack.config.js to load fonts
And how I load bootstrap
I use an intermediate custom_bootstrap to be able to customize bootstrap variables.
vishal-h
I had to make few more changes
I am able to build but now I see the error below
vishal-h
The above error was related to webpack.config.js/module/rules bootstrap.native-loader
I was giving
only: []Instead it should have a set of modules like this
only: ['collapse', 'dropdown', 'tooltip']or the entire line should be taken out to include all the modules.
It’d have helped if the error was more descriptive!
vishal-h
Thanks @kokolegorille for your inputs.