Components' less files aren't being watched

[yanivefraim]

Inside gulpfile you can find that:
src.styles = 'src/styles/**/*.{css,less}';
while components' less files are held inside
components/{component-name}/{component-name}.less

A simple solution will be to change src.styles to be:
src.styles = 'src/**/*.{css,less}';

This way it will take all less files from within the src folder.

Is it an acceptable solution? If so, I would love to add a PR (:

[koistya]

@yanivefraim, FYI, the styles Gulp task and ./src/styles/ folder are going to be removed from the project. Currently webpack handles per-component CSS files as described here:

• http://webpack.github.io/docs/stylesheets.html
• https://github.com/webpack/style-loader
• https://github.com/webpack/url-loader
• https://github.com/webpack/file-loader

But if you have a similar alternative solution with per-component CSS, please share. Ideally it should support multiple bundles (bundle-splitting), embedding images and other assets similar to what webpack does.

[yanivefraim]

@koistya, Thanks, I will read some more in order to better understand Webpack.

By the way - I was looking for a cool React/Flux starter kit to work/play with. This was by far the best I found! I was wondering if I could contribute back somehow (issues / take active part in development). I am pretty new to React (playing with it for several months now), after writing Angular.js in the last years

Thanks again!
Yaniv

[koistya]

@yanivefraim Thanks! And you're welcome to join the project! One of the upcoming tasks/features is to make webpack save stats into a .json file, then use it to rename app.js (client bundle) into app-<hash>.js during a build and make sure that index.html references the correct file, e.g <script src="app-63a7cef.js"></script>. See gulpfile.js > bundle task. Would help me with that? I have many other interesting tasks/features like this one :)

[yanivefraim]

@koistya Cool! I will love to help with that! I did the exact same think (Static files versioning with .json file holding those versions) at work - only that it was an Angular.js project and I used Grunt.js & grunt-hash-res plugin in order to do so.

Should I do it on a fork? on a feature branch? How can I contact you for questions?

Thanks!
Yaniv

BYW - is this the feature? #59. Can you assign it to me? (:

[koistya]

I believe this is no longer an issue. Feel free to reopen if needed. Assets versioning is already in place.