xdon82 free commented 5 years ago

Of course I use tree-shaking, but are you sure the whole index.js is not loaded anyway?

Mikołaj Smoleński staff commented 5 years ago

If you're not importing anything from mdbvue then yes. Best

xdon82 free commented 5 years ago

but mdbvue is imported from 'mdbvue/lib/components'. However anyway I need just always to point particular component , right?

From doc:Basic example:

import { mdbContainer, mdbRow, mdbBtn } from 'mdbvue'

Tree shaking example:

import mdbContainer from 'mdbvue/lib/components/mdbContainer'import mdbRow from 'mdbvue/lib/components/mdbRow'import mdbBtn from 'mdbvue/lib/components/mdbBtn'

BTW I hope Vue files will be available soon again. I see always very little errors, especially since I use Eslint, and it's much easier to correct them (actually the only main one is in mdbSideNav - that "update..." thing I've already mentioned in other posts). + I see better how to use a component in better way. Not everything is well explained in doc.

Only this will allow me to stick with your framework to use it in simpler projects. I see it quite interesting and I would not like to drop it. For more advanced projects I use Quasar. They have very good doc - consider to make similar one for mdbvue in future. Much more readable and clear.

Mikołaj Smoleński staff commented 5 years ago

mdbvue is not imported from mdbvue/lib/components, but from index.js file in the root. To use tree shaking you need to import each component separately. Also, the source code will be available again from the next release.

Best regards

Mikołaj Smoleński staff commented 5 years ago

mdbvue is not imported from mdbvue/lib/components, but from index.js file in the root. To use tree shaking you need to import each component separately. Also, the source code will be available again from the next release.

Best regards