Hi James,

Sure, here is a better answer:

The best practice to add custom SCSS or JS in Laravel Start Kit is to use the addJavascriptFile() function. This function takes a path to a JavaScript file as its argument. For example, to add the file assets/js/custom/authentication/sign-in/general.js, you would use the following code:

 addJavascriptFile('assets/js/custom/authentication/sign-in/general.js');

You can also use the addStylesheet() function to add a custom SCSS file. This function takes a path to a SCSS file as its argument. For example, to add the file assets/scss/custom/authentication/sign-in/general.scss, you would use the following code:

 addCssFile('assets/scss/custom/authentication/sign-in/general.scss');

You can find more examples of how to use these functions in the following files:

 app/Http/Controllers/Auth/AuthenticatedSessionController.php
 app/Core/Bootstrap/BootstrapDefault.php

I hope this is helpful!

Thanks