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How to use ElementalUI in a simple website without using node.js? #83

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topgun743 opened this issue Oct 20, 2015 · 3 comments
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I am trying to figure out how can I use ElementalUI in a simple website without using node.js?
I mean by simply adding js files to page head section and not through nodejs.
Is it possible?
Tried dist of ElementalUI on:
https://github.com/elementalui/elemental-dist
but it fails upon not having certain dependencies which I guess require Node.js context. So is there anyway to use it without Node by simply having files added to page header?

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nkbt commented Oct 20, 2015

Ah, I need to transfer my auto-publish script here at last! To publish automatically to bower.

But you don't have to have node-based project. You just need to have some build process for your frontend. Though if you don't have one at all, then Give me a little bit of time and elemental-dist will be up-to-date

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Thanks @nkbt for the reply.
I am new to ElementalUI. Just want to use it along with ReactJS and I am not using nodejs. My project is simply Asp.Net MVC based. That's why asked you if it can be used straight away by adding to page header.
I can wait for your changes in Elemental-dist. Hope they will be soon. Thanks

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nkbt commented Oct 20, 2015

Ok, so you want to have pre-built dist then. I'm closing this in favor of #39, since you will have compiled lib there. If you don't mind, of course.

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