use python-webpack-boilerplate

[michael-yin]

Use python-webpack-boilerplate to import flowbite to Django

[zoltanszogyenyi]

Hey @michael-yin,

Thanks for your contribution.

Can you please explain what the change is about, how will it affect the current setup and how is it better than the previous one?

I see that it's pretty nice that you've included Webpack into the configuration (which we also use), I just want to make sure that this is a change that will be stable and makes sense.

Thanks a lot!

[michael-yin]

@zoltanszogyenyi

python-webpack-boilerplate is inspired by rails Webpacker, it help developers to create frontend project which is bundled by Webpack, and also has code linting, so developers can get it working without touching tedious config.

The project also has npm run start command, which can let developers use auto reload feature. If user edit Django templates, the web page on the browser will auto refresh, which is convenient.

What is more, it can also be used with Flask, which means Flask users can also use Tailwind CSS and flowbite in convenient way.

I agree we can treat this as secondary or advanced solution.

[michael-yin]

Hi, @zoltanszogyenyi

After think, I think we can publish the doc in this way

1. The doc has URL https://flowbite.com/docs/getting-started/advanced-django/
2. It will not exist in the left sidebar.
3. In the header and footer of https://flowbite.com/docs/getting-started/django/ , we add some words and a link to the advanced-django tutorial

If you want a complete solution with Tailwind CSS and modern Javascript, please take a look at the Advanced Tailwind CSS Django - Flowbite

Is that ok for you?

Thx.