Not compatible with webpack bundles

[moso]

As a webpack user, I'm unable to use this plugin without hacking the functions.

When using webpack to bundle jQuery and, ie, Bootstrap JS together one has to deregister WordPress's own jQuery and register webpack's manifest.js, vendor.js (which is where jQuery is residing), and app.js (user scripts).

However, this plugin places its front.js above vendor.js which throws an error in the inspector console that jQuery isn't loaded.

Either the plugin must be modified to take this into account and either check if vendor is enqueued instead, force-place itself below other enqueues, or the check for jQuery must be removed (which is sort of counter-productive).

[chesio]

[...] one has to deregister WordPress's own jQuery [...]
[...] this plugin places its front.js above vendor.js which throws an error in the inspector console that jQuery isn't loaded.

This is rather strange, because the plugin enqueues front.js with jQuery as dependency, so if you deregister jQuery properly then front.js should not be enqueued at all...

If you are already deregistering jQuery, why not to deregister plugin's front.js as well and register it with your vendor.js as dependency?