Add a custom navwalker into Roots/Sage 10

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Hello everyone,

I hope you’re all doing well.
I have a question regarding the right way to add a custom navwalker into Roots/Sage 10.
I appreciate any assistance provided.
Thank you!

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I use @Log1x navi package on every project. GitHub - Log1x/navi: A developer-friendly alternative to the WordPress NavWalker.

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I appreciate the solution, but it seems I’m running into some issues. I’m getting these errors:

Warning : file_get_contents(/Users//Local Sites//app/public/wp-content/themes//public/js/runtime.js): Failed to open stream: No such file or directory in **/Users//Local Sites//app/public/wp-content/themes//vendor/roots/acorn/src/Roots/Acorn/Assets/Bundle.php** on line 125

Fatal error : Uncaught ReflectionException: Class “navi” does not exist in /Users//Local Sites//app/public/wp-content/themes/****/vendor/illuminate/container/Container.php:889 Stack trace: #0

@Log1x

Any ideas on how to fix them?
Any other suggestions?

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The first error I think is related to you needing to compile Bud.

The second error might be related to you not having post-autoload-dump in your composer.json alongside Acorn and Navi. You can see the steps for that on the Acorn installation docs.

To fix it immediately, try wp acorn optimize:clear.

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It works :smiley:
Thank you
Is it advisable/safe to implement this on a high-end project?

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Yes. It is very stable and used on a lot of sites as far as I know.

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Thank you very much @Log1x

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I’ve observed that after integrating Log1x/Navi into my project, I encounter errors whenever I make changes to my code:
**Warning** : file_get_contents(/Users/****/Local Sites/****/
These errors persist until I manually run a Bud compilation.

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You’re going to have to give the full error without truncating the path, I have no idea what it is referring to in this context.

In any case, this is highly unlikely to be related to Navi.

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Thank you
I’ll get back to you with more details