How should I include 3rd-party JavaScript Libraries in my ASP.NET Framework SDK-style project?
So I SDKified this ASP.NET Framework 4.8 website.
I see that we have lots of nuget packages for 3rd-party libraries like infuser, trafficcop, etc.
I also see that we've committed these javascript files wherever we felt like it and referenced everything to those paths.
I also see that there appears to be a SO article that says not to use nuget for javascript files, even though you technically can.
I recognize that we have a bit of a mess. What is the correct way of including 3rd-party JavaScript libraries?
It seems super suspicious that TrafficCop has only one version available, which lends credebility that nugety may not be my best choice for including these libraries.
Psst: I'm about to start migrating this crap over to .NET, but I'm trying to get as much of this project up-to-date to minimize the changes necessary to get it to work in .NET.
I see that we have lots of nuget packages for 3rd-party libraries like infuser, trafficcop, etc.
I also see that we've committed these javascript files wherever we felt like it and referenced everything to those paths.
I also see that there appears to be a SO article that says not to use nuget for javascript files, even though you technically can.
I recognize that we have a bit of a mess. What is the correct way of including 3rd-party JavaScript libraries?
It seems super suspicious that TrafficCop has only one version available, which lends credebility that nugety may not be my best choice for including these libraries.
Psst: I'm about to start migrating this crap over to .NET, but I'm trying to get as much of this project up-to-date to minimize the changes necessary to get it to work in .NET.
