Webix Jet
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  • Introduction
  • Getting Started
  • Part I - Basic usage
    • Creating Apps
    • Creating Views
    • In-app Navigation
  • Part II - Webix Jet in details
    • App Config
    • Views
    • Subviews
    • Referencing Views
    • Asynchronous Views
    • Models
    • Navigation
    • View Communication
    • Routers
    • Plugins
    • Inner Events and Error Handling
    • Popups and Windows
  • Part III - Practical Tasks
    • Jet Recipes
    • Nesting Jet Views into Webix Widgets
    • Creating Complex Widgets
    • Dynamic Jet View Creation
    • Extra Solutions
  • Part IV - Toolchain
    • Deploying and Testing
    • Big App Development
    • Using TypeScript
    • Using with Vite
    • Using with Webpack
    • Using Webix Jet without Vite or Webpack
    • [DEPRECATED] WJet Utility for Faster Prototyping
  • API Reference
    • JetApp API
      • Methods
      • Events
      • Properties
    • JetView API
      • Methods
      • Life-Time Handlers
      • Properties
  • Quick Development Guidelines
  • What's New
  • Migration from Jet 0.x
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  1. Part IV - Toolchain

Using Webix Jet without Vite or Webpack

If you really want to, you can drop Vite or Webpack and include Jet source code directly to the page. npm contains two versions of Jet JS code:

  • ES6 in es6/jet.js (used by default),

  • ES5 in es5/jet.js (use this).

Once you include es5/jet.js, you will be able to use Jet like:

class MyApp extends webix.jet.JetApp { /* ... */ }
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