Put jQuery available globally through expose-loader Webpack plugin #1
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To add modules/libraries to global object More info: https://github.com/webpack-contrib/expose-loader
Because in many scenarios, such as when a _.js.erb_ file is rendered, is needed to have it available globally, in order to avoid the `$ is not defined` error. More info: drgullin/icheck#322 (comment) https://github.com/webpack-contrib/expose-loader#usage
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This PR saves me from hell. |
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This week I have been doing a Github issues cleanup at work and I think it's a perfect occasion to close this PR too 😜 It does not hurt to keep it open but neither to close it. Anyway, it will be available through the searcher. |
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Hi @backpackerhh
This PR, which was made after read a comment on a similar issue, tries to be a solution for the problem described at StackOverflow.
Hopefully, it is enough to solve it :) avoiding to do weird things like
😇😇😇