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As we can see in source code, you have to use `window.Sticksy`. So you can do ``` import 'sticksy'; // then... new window.Sticksy('.js-element'); ```

Hello there, sorry for the late reply I was on some other projects and so wasn't able to test further... But I'm back on this project and... nothing seems to...

Hello @EddyVerbruggen, I have tried to run `npm run clean && npm run build:ios` but not luck. I've succeeded using `cd dist && tns prepare ios --release`. I guess then...

Thank you @rigor789, I will consider this. It seems cleaner but I can't find where the `main.js` path is setup (need to update that path). Any clue ? :-)

For now, I solved using : ```php public static create(array $attributes = []) { if (!isset($attributes['id'])) { $attributes['id'] = self::all()->last()->id + 1; } return parent::create($attributes); } ``` Crappy... but working.

Will be great to know which browsers are supported too! ;-)

@tralves I am on NativeScript 4.2.2. I did nothing more than installing the dependency so I guess it should work... Hav you tried to clear and re-build the whole project...

Hello @atrunelle , I have updated to `nativescript-vue@^2.0.0` but cannot make it works as expected. The `console.log` is never reached... My `template` look like this: ```vue ```

@atrunelle I even tried to use your component "as it" and it still not reach the console.log...

Hello there, it seems that your "$post" (eg. ID) are not in sync with your "$parent". First.php and Second.php does not need a "$post" and since the "$parent" are set...