How to integrate into existing project--relative paths etc
See original GitHub issueI’m testing out this version before hopefully buying the paid one. I can’t see a quick easy way to integrate it into an existing project though. For maintainability, portability, updates, etc, I don’t want to mix your components with mine and I need to be able to put your src
folder anywhere in my tree. It seems like every instance of something like:
import buttonStyle from "assets/jss/material-dashboard-react/components/buttonStyle.jsx";
breaks webpack because the paths aren’t relative.
How are people integrating this with an existing project? Am I missing something? I don’t want to structure my app like yours, I don’t want your router, etc. I just want the components and layouts.
Thanks!
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Ideally, do you have this as an npm package so one could just import all the components and make MUI a peer dep?
Hello @nolandg ,
Since the pro version, is paid / with money we do not keep it on npm. As of moment we are testing on how we can add our paid products on npm. You cannot use our paid version and put it on npm (since it is paid / it is not open source).
Best, Manu