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I would like to import react-leaflet using a <script src=..."> tag, directly inside a browser-readable HTML file, instead of using a package manager like NPM with "require" and "import" statements.
Such a single file approach seems like a good way of testing isolated React components and debug small apps but the last version with a minified "one file for all" .min.js that I can find on unpkg.com and related CDNs was 2.8.0 and it didn't even work.
Is it possible to provide such a minifed "contains everything" file for use via CDNs in future versions?
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I would like to import react-leaflet using a <script src=..."> tag, directly inside a browser-readable HTML file, instead of using a package manager like NPM with "require" and "import" statements.
Such a single file approach seems like a good way of testing isolated React components and debug small apps but the last version with a minified "one file for all" .min.js that I can find on unpkg.com and related CDNs was 2.8.0 and it didn't even work.
Is it possible to provide such a minifed "contains everything" file for use via CDNs in future versions?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: