If anybody looks inside ext folder nowadays, will just see two javascript extension treatment files, for .js and .css required files; but, what happens with the rest of things we can import using webpack, such fonts, images or any other kind of assets?
I'm convinced webpack-require-http may add a treatment for assets in its code, in order to let it be imported through http and by-passing the import() function.
Hope this won't become a super-effort at all.
Thanks a lot fot this package.
If anybody looks inside
extfolder nowadays, will just see two javascript extension treatment files, for.jsand.cssrequired files; but, what happens with the rest of things we can import using webpack, such fonts, images or any other kind of assets?I'm convinced
webpack-require-httpmay add a treatment for assets in its code, in order to let it be imported through http and by-passing theimport()function.Hope this won't become a super-effort at all.
Thanks a lot fot this package.