Custom JavaScript and CSS in a Profound.js Workspace
- Matt Denninghoff
- Gary Jones
Profound.js applications can be organized into workspaces which can be used to keep the files of a project together.
Placing client-side files inside of the public/extensions/ directory will cause them to be loaded automatically in the client browser when the Rich Display applications run--apps including express routes and App Start Files.
If CSS and JavaScript files exist in public/extensions/ when the IDE loads, then those files will be loaded into the IDE. Files added after the IDE page has already loaded will not be automatically loaded into the IDE; refreshing the browser page would be necessary.
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Subdirectories can also be used to further organize your files in the extensions folder. At IDE startup and at launch of your application, all folders are scanned for files.
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