

But, of course, that is just the beginning of it. Because it's relatively small, and built on a 'progressive enhancement' philosophy, it can be loaded from CDN into your HTML page, and used to animate specific interface items on a page, without the complexity and overhead that other javascript libraries and frameworks bring. Vue is not used only by large-app makers. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or mute the thread. You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread. Please explain how this all works together etc. Or would the native bundling be enough to take this setup to CodeKit?īut what about the building of webpack then? So: Are there plans to integrate the vue-cli way of doing things in any way? I either go the vue-cli route or use CodeKit and do the whole webpack-configuration-hell-stuff myself. With this setup it's pretty much a forked choice. I'd like to stay in CodeKit for the whole process. Hot-reloading, linting, preprocessing for css, babel, build

Vue-cli seems to do a lot of stuff that CodeKit does.
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In the meantime, I have a repo of some general blocks I’ve been playing around with if you’re interested.I don't know if this question even makes sense I'm just getting started with vue-cli and the architecture it provides to code stuff.
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I plan to write some more articles on how to make make interactive and truly WYSIWYG blocks, adding CSS, and doing advanced things like API calls and rendering react applications on the front end. We’ve set up a webpack build process to build all the files we need.Īlthough this static example is not so impressive to look at, I promise that there are some exciting things possible in this new editor. We’ve set up a WordPress plugin to register a Gutenberg block and load this block in the editor. When you load the editor, you should be able to select “My First Guty Block!” You should then see a static h1 element saying “Hello Editor!” If you publish, you would see a static h1 element on the page saying “Hello World!” Review * this function name I believe is arbitrary, but I Whichever way you choose to set up your WordPress, you’ll need a folder inside of your plugins folder with your plugin title. I use local by flywheel to quickly spin up instances of WordPress. Make sure that you have installed and activated the Gutenberg plugin. To see the finished product, you can see the repo here WordPress Gutenberg and folder structure:

Here are the steps we’ll take to get a block loaded in the Gutenberg editor. You’re primarily Javascript/html/css focused.You’ve done enough React to be familiar with JSX.You’re familiar with some build processes with babel.Gutenberg Blocks may seem overwhelming, but I’m hoping to clear away just enough details so that we can see what’s going on at the heart of this new editor. I try to write updates as I learn about changes, so also take a look at my most recent posts. But I want to warn you that there may be updates in dependencies or Gutenberg itself that might need some care if you’re following my examples. I think I’ve for the most part succeeded this past year and these articles will be helpful to you. It’s really hard to keep your writing updated. A lot has changed since this article was published a year ago.
