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🤣 but 😑 but 🤣

Thank you very much, I'll give it a try.

Hey guys, I'm trying to work htmx into an existing site i've developed, which I just recently refactored into using JS modules. However, when loading htmx-fragments, the code wrapped in tags is not getting executed. At all. Is there any way to use htmx and JS modules at the same time?

I have a change that may fix this: https://github.com/bigskysoftware/htmx/pull/603

are you willing to run the htmx version out of the

/src

directory in that branch to test?

Well, well, timing is everything! 🙂 Most certainly willing to try!

I just need to see how I integrate these sources in my django install...

You can grab htmx.js from the

/src

directory and load it up locally

the

/dist

directory isn't good yet

I'd like to get a release out this weekend, but I've been saying that for a few weeks

it's been very busy

Hmmm, I may need to restructure my html layout a bit. Right now, the code not getting executed is wrapped in a normal script block, but with type=module

Can you post your HTML?

Like so:

<script type="module">
        console.log('does this run?')
        import {Device} from "{% static 'device_admin/device_mgmt_commands.js' %}";
</script>

You'll never see the console .log message

hmmm, I'm not familiar with using modules like this

we copy all the content over to a newly created script tag and then insert it

so I would assume that the script tag would "just work"

😑

Yeah, that's what I figured as well. I'll have to try and see if I can move the script into a separate file.

is it even possible to add module scripts dynamically

I don't know... I'm not that knowledgeable in JavaScript, tbh ..

ah, looks like you can use dynamic import in non-module scripts. if it works with object URLs, we have a solution

Hi, I have a question regarding the licence. BSD includes the clause that distributed binaries also include the licence. As far as I know, and I'm very much not too knowledgeable in this regard, bundled/minified JS that you send over the wire counts as a distributed binary. I'm planning to use htmx for a client project, it will be fetched from npm, bundled/minified/transpiled with webpack alongside our other stuff. From reading the source it seems that it doesn't include the licence in the form of a comment or something that I can choose to retain during the above process. How do I go about this? Do I include it "manually" in the bundle?

Thanks a lot for that pointer! This solved my problem completely! I can now import my modules via the src= tag and import them dynamically into my htmx.onLoad function. Neat! So.... any timeline on a new release? 😋

The 2-BSD license is "do whatever you want", from a practical perspective.