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Hi,
it'd be useful to be able to globally set the path to something other than build so it doesn't need to be called every time I call mix
build
mix
I will probably be using it a lot in my templates, but my files are in dist, so ideally I could configure this in my bootstrap functions
dist
<script src="{{ mix('js/app.js') }}"></script> <link rel="stylesheet" href="{{ mix('css/app.css')" />
also it would be good if you could namespace your class/methods to Mindkomm maybe?
Mindkomm
anyway in the meantime I've done it like this (adding the namespace to your file):
public function add_to_twig( $twig ) { $twig->addFunction( new \Timber\Twig_Function( 'mix', [$this, 'mix'])); return $twig; } public function mix($path) { return \Mindkomm\mix($path, ['manifest_directory' => 'dist']); }
hope that's useful to somebody.
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You can already do that using the theme/mix/args/defaults filter:
theme/mix/args/defaults
functions.php
add_filter( 'theme/mix/args/defaults', function( $defaults ) { $defaults['manifest_directory'] = 'dist'; return $defaults; } );
I’ll consider that for the future. Namespacing surely is a good idea in WordPress land.
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Hi,
it'd be useful to be able to globally set the path to something other than
build
so it doesn't need to be called every time I callmix
I will probably be using it a lot in my templates, but my files are in
dist
, so ideally I could configure this in my bootstrap functionsalso it would be good if you could namespace your class/methods to
Mindkomm
maybe?anyway in the meantime I've done it like this (adding the namespace to your file):
hope that's useful to somebody.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: