Organize + Automate + Deploy = Webpack Chapter 16
Now head to JSFiddle and pick Vue as a library. You can now add the link you copied in
the left and you have your component available to use:
How it works...
Webpack configuration in the official templates is quite involved. On the other hand, don't
try to understand everything straight away, or you will get stuck and not learn much
anyway.
We created a UMD (Universal Module Definition) module that will try and see
whether there is a Vue dependency available and install itself as a component.
You can even add CSS and styling to your component and, the way we configured
Webpack, the styles will still ship with your component.
There's more...
In the Releasing your components to the public recipe in this chapter, you will learn how
to publish your component in the npm publish registry. We'll use a different approach than
this, but you'll find there the missing steps to publish it to the registry.