How do I start using this? about mithril-materialized HOT 6 CLOSED

@rebootcode it is better to open a new issue, as this is another subject, but anyways, you can always get npm packages directly from unpkg. So in this case, it is:
https://unpkg.com/[email protected]/dist/index.js

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@ericop Thanks for the feedback.

I've just checked the package.json files, and I believe they are correct. parcel and tslib are devDependencies, so they should have been installed. Did you follow the instructions in the README.md?

npm i -g pnpm
pnpm m i
npm start

Should be all that is needed to first install pnpm globally (alternative to npm), run pnpm to install all packages (this is a mono-repo with two packages in the packages folder, the example project and the lib itself), and start it.

If you want a quick start, indeed, mithril does not have a CLI, but if you copy the packages/example folder to a new project folder, and run pnpm i and npm start, it should work. Running it separately, it will install the mithril-materialized lib from npm instead of linking it to packages/lib.

A few pointers: layout.ts contains the nav menu stuff. dashboard-service.ts is used for managing the pages and setting the routes (in app.ts). You should change the app title in index.html, create a new favicon.ico in the assets and root folder, and change the git repo, author name, etc. in package.json. If you run into any issues, let me know, and I'll try to help you.

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@erikvullings thanks for the tip. I don't use pnpm so I didn't use that in my trial, but that might have been the missing link. Again it proves so weird that npm and pnpm have different results. I used to get the same thing with angular and other projects.

Thanks for explaining the layout a little bit too.

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Today I just learned of npm Inc. and Entropic so I may be jumping ship on traditional npm sooner than later..

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Interesting read, albeit a bit too long. It could use a TLDR section at the start. Another alternative, btw, is github itself, which is doing something similar.

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Is there non-npm version too? like just include "script:src" and done?

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