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docs/integrations/laravel-livewire.md

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 You may use Bundle in conjunction with Livewire's `@assets` directive. This serves a similar purpose as using stacks in plain Laravel, but evaluates scripts even when it was appended on the page after the initial load.
 
+When your import is not wrapped in a `@assets` directive it will not be evaluated in case it lives inside a conditional piece of template that is not rendered on the first page load. Because of this it is recommended to always use Bundle together with `@assets` when using Livewire.
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 Refer to the [Livewire docs](https://livewire.laravel.com/docs/javascript#loading-assets){:target="\_blank"} for more information on why you'd might need this.
 
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