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ttbooking/vite-manager
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Vite Application Manager for Laravel.

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Laravel Vite Manager
====================

[](#laravel-vite-manager)

This package extends [Vite functionality built in Laravel](https://laravel.com/docs/10.x/vite), so you can manage multiple entry point (hereafter *app*) configurations without clogging your Blade templates with clumsy configuration code. It is especially useful if your project have multiple JS entry points, or if you develop a package which publishes its own Vite managed assets.

Installation
------------

[](#installation)

You can install this package using Composer:

```
composer require ttbooking/vite-manager
```

Then you'll probably need to publish configuration file:

```
artisan vendor:publish --tag=vite-manager
```

Configuration
-------------

[](#configuration)

There are 3 ways to configure Vite "apps".

### Config file

[](#config-file)

The most basic way. Use it if you develop a project with few entry points. Example `config/vite.php` file:

```