Enable use of sprockets directives by running the script content through preprocessors #7
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…ugh already registered preprocessors
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As stated in the README and the tests, it's already possible to use sprockets directives like
requireoutside of the three tags (template,script,style).This seems to only work with
.vuefiles.I wanted to
requirean external JS-plugin in order to add a Vue integration for it.Therefore, it's now possible to add sprockets directives inside the
scripttag.However, it's currently not possible to use both at the same time.
The existing tests still passed - I've added an additional test for the new functionality.