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You should access the CDN's CSS file, copy it's content to a local .css file in your project and import it with something like css: ['~/assets/css/materialicons.css'].

to initiate a es6 class you would use:

I ended up solving it right after I posted it. In the end, the settings in the original questions are correct. One simply has to install the 'md' package from the original source or https://www.npmjs.com/package/material-design-icons-iconfont

After that, it's just a matter of changing the global CSS import. E.g css: ['./node_modules/material-design-icons-iconfont/dist/material-design-icons.css'],

A sidenote is that it seems to be possible to use both 'md' and 'mdi' by installing mdi/js for the treeshaken version & making imports manually. This way, you can use the default icons for all the components but still add more icons from MDI if needed. Since the 'mdi' bundle is around 330kb while the 'md' one is only around 80kb this saves quite a lot of space.

You move your .my-container to the right by giving it a margin-left of 250px

When you toggle the .active-cont class on the .my-container, it gains a margin-left value of 0

When you toggle the same class on the .sidebar, there is no margin moving out of the way, so it just stays right in front.

You can solve this by giving the .sidebar a default margin: -200px or whatever the width of your sidebar is. That way when you toggle the class, both elements will shift to the left.

You could also solve it by giving the .active-cont a z-index: 1.

Fixed the issue by installing codelyzer globally

npm install -g codelyzer

I deleted node_modules and installed it again with

npm install

Managed to make it work, you just have to update your library to the last version available in the cdn, you're using version 0.10.3, it should be 0.11.3.

https://cdnjs.com/libraries/typeahead.js/0.11.1

Based on your comment to Tanaike:

i tried to run the function in the appscript (that play button) and it produce exception : bad value @ line 7 (the return HtmlService line). but when i tried to test deployment, it works the way i expected it to be. I am tempted to just leave the error be.

You are getting this error because, if you run the function include from the script editor, the parameter filename is not defined. Therefore, you are trying to create an HTML output based on an unexisting file, and consequently you get an error:

Throws

Error — if the file wasn't found or the HTML in it is malformed

If you want to test the function on the script editor, you could set a default parameter that matches one of your HTML files:

The "jQuery not defined" error should generally mean your not loading the jQuery library. Your trying to use ES6 Import syntax I guess?

1. import { $, jQuery } from 'jquery'; type statements depend on what jQuery version you are using, please check that (I can't tell what version of jQuery you are pulling), also the jQuery import seems a bit different? See above import statement.
2. To keep it simple, you can also test for a traditional jQuery import statement a la: and see if you can get basic jQuery statements working in console.

I'm sorry my English isn't the best, but the above might assist in debugging.

Do let me know.

Edit.

Looking through your code I think the issue is to do with your API call. I think you are meant to be pointing to port 5000 not 3000 as I see you are mentioning it in your app.js

Original.

I don't really see anything wrong with this as I have written code like this before. The only thing I could think of changing is writing your use effect to include the id as a dependency so that it only runs when there is an id.