Including additional JS files to your PCF Control
If you're building a PCF control and need to include additional JavaScript files, this tutorial is for you. While TypeScript is the recommended language for PCF controls, in some exceptional situations, loading JavaScript files "on-demand" is necessary. This tutorial outlines three examples of when this might be necessary. If you have another scenario, the author encourages you to leave a comment under the post.
By following the steps outlined in this post, you'll learn how to include additional JS files to your PCF control, even in those exceptional situations where TypeScript may not suffice. So if you're looking to expand your PCF control's capabilities, this tutorial will point you in the right direction.
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