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laravel-elixir-webpack-modernizr-loader

v0.1.4

Published

Laravel Elixir Webpack Modernizr Loader

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Readme

laravel-elixir-webpack-modernizr-loader

Webpack Modernizr Loader for Laravel Elixir

Laravel Elixir mix to enable modernizr-loader for webpack

This package allows you to write a custom .modernizrrc configuration file to pull in the Modernizr options your app requires.

It ships with a base .modernizrrc configuration file which is overridden by placing a custom .modernizrrc file within your laravel projects root directory, i.e /your-laravel-project/.modernizrrc

To see all available config options check out the modernizr-loader config-all sample

Step 1: Install

npm install laravel-elixir-webpack-modernizr-loader --save-dev

Step 2: Gulpfile.js

Require the package:

/*** start of file ***/
var elixir = require('laravel-elixir') // grab elixir

require('laravel-elixir-webpack-modernizr-loader') // enable custom modernizr builds

Step 3: Import Modernizr into your js

app.js (or whatever your app's root js file is called)

You don't have to import the package into your base app.js but generally this makes sense. Once imported we find it useful to set Modernizr as a webpack global, i.e.

// app.js (or whatever project js root file you use)

import ModernizrPackage from 'modernizr'

global.Modernizr = ModernizrPackage

Now you'll have access to your custom Modernizr build via a Modernizr object anywhere in your app.