Ship prebuilt JavaScript with the cable_ready gem#191
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Feature
Description
This enables Rails Applications to easily include the CableReady JavaScript client into their app by just installing the
cable_readyRubygem.Either with Import maps:
Or with the regular Asset pipeline:
Why should this be added
To get your Non-webpack/non-esbuild powered Rails 7 Application up and running with CableReady by just installing the Rubygem.
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