I've downloaded a base template from this GitHub Repo based on the following dashboard gentella.
I install the inputmask library with the following command:
npm install inputmask --save
But reading and reading, I'm not sure which is the correct step to integrate the same into an HTML page, I read about mix
, saas
, Compiling Assets (Laravel Mix)
.
I try with this:
<script type="text/javascript" src="{{ URL::asset('js/inputmaskpath.js') }}"></script>
and this:
@section('scripts')
{{ Html::script(mix('assets/js/inputmask.js')) }}
@endsection
The question finally is, how import inputmask
into my HTML page and what it is the correct path?
Your compiled JavaScript will typically be placed in the public/js directory. The app. js file will load the resources/assets/js/bootstrap. js file which bootstraps and configures Vue, Vue Resource, jQuery, and all other JavaScript dependencies.
There are 2 places where I can store javascripts: resources/assets/javascripts and public/js. If you put the files in resources/assets/javascripts, then should add gulp tasks to copy them into public/js folder so it will ultimately present into public/js folder .
When you use npm to download packages, they will be downloaded in node_modules folder and they are not (directly) included/loaded into your project.
You use Laravel Mix to handle the assets compilation. So in your scenario you could handle it as the following:
First of all create a javascript file in resources/assets/js
called app.js
. Add the following code to be able to load the downloaded package
require('inputmask');
Then using Laravel mix you can compile app.js
to produce for you one javascript file. Modify webpack.mix.js
in your Laravel root folder to the following
mix.js('./resources/assets/js/app.js', 'public/js/app.js');
Now in your view you could load the javascript file as the following
<script src="{!! mix('js/app.js') !!}"></script>
So, in case of another downloaded package, you install it with npm first, then in your resources/assets/js/app.js
file you require that package. Then Laravel mix will take care of combining all required packages into one javascript file.
I suggest you read this documentation for more information about Laravel Mix. This tutorial is useful also.
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