Update plugin-sidebar-9ee4a6 to match the example explained at How-to Guides- Plugin Sidebar about block-development-examples HOT 4 OPEN

@juanmaguitar greetings! I was doing some investigating about the differences in code here, there's two main differences between it and @ryanwelcher's code.

The links on the post above are broken, probably because the test site has been merged into production. But here are the corrected links:

• Plugin Sidebar, How To guide on DevHub
• plugin-sidebar-9ee4a6 example on the block-development-examples repo

Observations

• On the How To guide, the code is Vanilla JS (no build step required), whereas the block-development-examples plugin sidebar repo code example requires NPM and a build process
• The code on the How To guide was written in 2021, which is quite a bit ago. Most noticably they are passing in the wp and react objects as parameters, I'm not sure if this is necessary with the way Gutenberg works today

Relevant PR with How To guide code

• WordPress/gutenberg#37490

Possible fix: Add the no-build example to this repo

That said, it could be possible to add the example code from the field guide to the block-development-examples repo as a similar example with no build..

Caveat(s)

The only thing is, the code is very different, so I'm not sure if this would be more confusing. Also it's possible the code on the How To guide is out of date.

Please let me know what you all think!

Best/Seth

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Hi @flexseth, thanks a lot for the detailed report on this issue.
I'm currently on leave but will be back to work on April 1st.
Once I'm back, I'll have a look at this issue taking your comments into account, and will add a comment to this issue with my thoughts.
Cheers!

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@ryanwelcher - do you mind assigning this to me so I can more easily search it when looking for issues to work on, please! TYIA

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@juanmaguitar Hope your holiday was great!

I think I misunderstood what you were requesting!

If this is the case, I'd be happy to update the docs to reflect @ryanwelcher's code.

Thanks for taking a look!

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