49 lines
1.8 KiB
JavaScript
49 lines
1.8 KiB
JavaScript
const mix = require('laravel-mix');
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mix.webpackConfig({
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externals: { 'jquery': 'jQuery' }
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});
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/*
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|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
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| Default NextBestNetwork skin styles and scripts
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|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
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| Those mix functions are compiling the default scripts and styles for
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| the NextBestNetwork skin. Files compiled from with this mix functions do
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| overwirte the default NextBestNetwork assets. Those files will also be
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| overwritten with any git update from the skin repository.
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* /
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mix.js('resources/scripts/nextbestnetwork.js', 'public/default/js')
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.sass('resources/styles/nextbestnetwork.scss', 'public/default/css');
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/*
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|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
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| Custom NextBestNetwork skin styles
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|--------------------------------------------------------------------------
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| Those functions are meant to be used for custom assets. If you would like
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| to create your own skin assets create the listed files and use the npm
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| scripts to create custom assets. Custom assets have to be activated
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| from whitin the skin settings to be used by your skin installation.
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| You can rename the given files as follows to have a basic setup for your
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| own skin styles and scripts:
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| - ./resources/scripts/example.custom.js => ./resources/scripts/custom.js
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| - ./resources/styles/example.custom.scss => ./resources/styles/custom.scss
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*/
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mix.js('resources/scripts/custom.js', 'public/custom/js')
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.sass('resources/styles/custom.scss', 'public/custom/css')
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.options({
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processCssUrls: false
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})
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.copyDirectory('resources/fonts', 'public/custom/fonts');
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mix.browserSync({ proxy: process.env.MIX_LOCAL_PROXY_URL });
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/**/
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