How do I adjust electron-vue and babel to allow the use of extends
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I am trying to write a default menu that I extend to add more options for each implementation. The default menu is installed from git through NPM. But it seems babel is stopping the use of extends as if it can't find the original class.
What do I need to do to make electron-vue support extends like this?
My goal is to make many of our own packages for various things and extend them as needed.
I was able to cheese it by commenting out these lines in the 3 webpack.*.config.js files
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But I don't really know what those do so commenting out is probably a bad idea I think.
Thanks
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I am trying to write a default menu that I extend to add more options for each implementation. The default menu is installed from git through NPM. But it seems babel is stopping the use of extends as if it can't find the original class.
What do I need to do to make electron-vue support extends like this?
My goal is to make many of our own packages for various things and extend them as needed.
I was able to cheese it by commenting out these lines in the 3 webpack.*.config.js files
But I don't really know what those do so commenting out is probably a bad idea I think.
Thanks
javascript node.js babel-loader electron-vue
asked Nov 9 at 19:23
Trevor D
9701925
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I am trying to write a default menu that I extend to add more options for each implementation. The default menu is installed from git through NPM. But it seems babel is stopping the use of extends as if it can't find the original class.
What do I need to do to make electron-vue support extends like this?
My goal is to make many of our own packages for various things and extend them as needed.
I was able to cheese it by commenting out these lines in the 3 webpack.*.config.js files
But I don't really know what those do so commenting out is probably a bad idea I think.
Thanks
javascript node.js babel-loader electron-vue
asked Nov 9 at 19:23
Trevor D
9701925
I am trying to write a default menu that I extend to add more options for each implementation. The default menu is installed from git through NPM. But it seems babel is stopping the use of extends as if it can't find the original class.
What do I need to do to make electron-vue support extends like this?
My goal is to make many of our own packages for various things and extend them as needed.
I was able to cheese it by commenting out these lines in the 3 webpack.*.config.js files
But I don't really know what those do so commenting out is probably a bad idea I think.
Thanks
javascript node.js babel-loader electron-vue
javascript node.js babel-loader electron-vue
asked Nov 9 at 19:23
Trevor D
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asked Nov 9 at 19:23
Trevor D
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