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@ -32,7 +32,7 @@ First, create your `.vue` file anywhere in the `src` folder.
Second, run the webpack compiler and point the `--env.file` argument to the .vue file you created (you don't need to add the extension) Second, run the webpack compiler and point the `--env.file` argument to the .vue file you created (you don't need to add the extension)
``` bash ``` bash
$ webpack --env.file=test $ webpack --env.file=path/to/my-component
``` ```
The webpack compiler runs in watch mode so any changes you make will update the compiled file. The compiled file will be created at the same relative path in the `dist` folder. So if you create a component at `src/my-component/my-rad-component.vue`, the compiled file will be located in `dist/my-component/my-rad-component.js`. You can now do what you want with the compiled JS file. The webpack compiler runs in watch mode so any changes you make will update the compiled file. The compiled file will be created at the same relative path in the `dist` folder. So if you create a component at `src/my-component/my-rad-component.vue`, the compiled file will be located in `dist/my-component/my-rad-component.js`. You can now do what you want with the compiled JS file.