State Valentin Posted September 21, 2018 Posted September 21, 2018 Ok so my index.js from server-side looks like this: // Loading official packages of the server const glob = require('glob'); const config = require('./config.js'); glob ('./packages/semp/Assets/**/*.js', function(err,files) { for (file of files) { require(file.replace('./packages/semp/','./')); if(config.env == 'dev') { console.log(file); } } }); I want to do the same to the client-side packages. But how can i do that if i can't load an npm package with Vanilla JS ? Any fix to that ?
micaww Posted September 23, 2018 Posted September 23, 2018 Wrong area to post this, but the client-side JS supports the require function to load in other files. For using packages from NPM you just have to include them in your client_packages directory so they get sent to each client. I suggest something like Webpack to handle bundling for you.
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