Webpacker Support

[dkniffin]

Webpacker Support

[dkniffin]

@andre-filho Yes, unfortunately I have not had time to add this support yet. I was hoping the site I work on for my day job would need this soon and I'd be able to tackle it as part of that, but that work got back-burnered and I haven't found any free time yet. I have not forgotten about this though. It's on my todo list, just lower down than some other things.

[dkniffin]

Yes, please support webpacker. Activeadmin now supports webpacker, but I can't migrate easily until this is done.

[fabn]

+1 for this

[fabn]

This may be relevant: cprodhomme/arctic_admin#72

[dkniffin]

An update here: I got this repo transferred over to me and I'll be maintaining it now. I'll look into taking care of this soon (in the next month or so), as well as reviewing the other open issues and PRs.

[dkniffin]

Another side-note: I learned that the official gem on rubygems was created by someone that wasn't the owner of this repo. I'm working on getting that transferred over to me as well.

[blackjid]

Another side-note: I learned that the official gem on rubygems was created by someone that wasn't the owner of this repo. I'm working on getting that transferred over to me as well.

sorry about that :(

[dkniffin]

@blackjid No worries! Thank you for transferring ownership over to me so that I can get it all back inline.

[andre-filho]

Hi, is webpacker support still a WIP?

[dkniffin]

I have just finished adding npm package support (and thus webpacker support). Unfortunately, in order to do so, I had to convert the way fonts are being imported (see #81 for details on that). Therefore, I was unable to continue supporting Sprockets.

I also realized that there's not any actual ruby code for this library. So I've removed the ruby gem code and converted this entirely to an npm/JS package.

Those are both very large breaking changes, so I've bumped the version to v2 in the process (see #82 for details on that).