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I've got Laravel 6.6.0 running on my box. I do a new project and I go to my "resources" directory expecting to find "resources->js-assets->com
ponents->E
xampleComp
onent.vue"
and there's nothing there. All I have is "resources->js."
The idea that all this is coming pre-packaged comes from any one of a number of tutorials. Here's an example:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BoYQpwvKLuE&t=39s
When I do an "npm install," I get this (see screenshot)...
Notice how vue is referenced as "@vue." Not sure if that's indicative of a problem, but I there is no hierarchy and there's no "ExampleComponent.vue" and I'm thinking something is fouled up, but I don't know what.
Seems like all of this should in place by default and it's not. Why?
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