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    How to compile my own version of Quasar Framework?

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    • Slowaways
      Slowaways last edited by

      I wanted to modify the q-select component for learning and testing purposes. I did not want to create a custom component. I expected the components to be in a folder on the node_modules.
      I tried install my own version of Quasar through a fork here on GitHub (npm install https://github.com/slowaways/quasar.git) when compiling says that the quasar package is missing.
      I want to use my own compiled version. I’ve tried this:

      git clone https://github.com/slowaways/quasar.git - OK
      npm install - OK
      npm run dev - OK

      How do I use this compiled version integrated with Quasar CLI?

      I honestly did not find any tutorials within the documentation for this.
      Thanks!

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        pdanpdan last edited by

        WARNING - highly experimental and you’re pretty much on your own doing this 🙂

        If you’re using the dev branch of QuasarFramework, keep in mind it is unstable and it can change any time.

        The steps to compile are:

        • git clone https://github.com/slowaways/quasar.git
        • npm install
        • npm run build
          After the build step you’ll get a dist folder holding the compiled quasar framework.

        You can then use this self compiled one in your own application by replacing the content of the node_modules/quasar-framework/dist folder.

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