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[SE-4650] OEP-15 - add support for course-wide custom resources #581
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I'm very leery of adding arbitrary css/js to the react side of things. The MFE is fast moving and doesn't want to have to make guarantees about DOM structure or anything like that.
For example, when we added the course-welcome and course-handouts features to the MFE, we "sandboxed" that arbitrary html/js inside iframes.
Can we do this asset loading inside the courseware iframe, to better isolate it?
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Oh I'm sorry - I'm reading the part of the platform PR that says this is explicitly your point - you want them in the parent page too.
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I'm chatting with folks that are bigger frontend experts at edX - but this whole arbitrary JS approach is very much not where we are trying to heading with the MFEs. I'm trying to see what the vision for this kind of use case is.
And your use case is basically loading some external libraries that do page-wide stuff, not trying to manipulate any specific DOM structures, yeah? Because that would definitely be a problem, given how React works.
But maybe we can find a more future-proof way to inject external libraries...
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@mkikix Glad to demo some of our use cases if it would help.