Unable to use route.start()
See original GitHub issueI’m using riot with webpack, I’m not able to understand how to use it
const home = require('./home.app.tag')
const riot = require('riot');
const route = require('riot-route')
riot.mount('home')
console.dir(route)
When I write to route to console I see a default object there, not sure how can I use and why is such a thing even present.
There is the output:
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thanks @laznic for helping me out. @GianlucaGuarini i wasn’t aware of that, hope you understand that.
@laznic thanks for answering to this question. It’s definitely not a route issue nor a webpack one. The solution is pretty simple and there tons of tutorial or discussions about this topics. There is no need to track this issue here since it’s related to the compilation tools used to generate the js bundle. Thanks for asking it anyway.
p.s. our webpack example is a good place where to start