Yep, you'll need to include Bootstrap's JavaScript dependencies. There are a couple of different ways to do this—I ended up including them in my <head/> tag using the next/head component:
This was my "quick fix" way of getting things like collapse and dropdowns up and running, however I'd recommend looking into properly importing Bootstrap into your project as a module, if you're building something for production.
Hi there, have you found an easier and reliable way to import the JS into the app? I searched through the web and bootstrap docs for configuring the webpck was complicated for a guy that never worked with webpack.
Any help would be appreciated
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Awesome—nice work! 🥳
Yep, you'll need to include Bootstrap's JavaScript dependencies. There are a couple of different ways to do this—I ended up including them in my
<head/>
tag using the next/head component:This was my "quick fix" way of getting things like collapse and dropdowns up and running, however I'd recommend looking into properly importing Bootstrap into your project as a module, if you're building something for production.
Hi there, have you found an easier and reliable way to import the JS into the app? I searched through the web and bootstrap docs for configuring the webpck was complicated for a guy that never worked with webpack.
Any help would be appreciated