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license-banner-webpack-plugin

v2.2.0

Published

append license banner to bundle file.

Readme

license-banner-webpack-plugin

Insert the license text of the module used for each bundled file at the beginning of each.

Install

$ yarn add license-banner-webpack-plugin --dev
# or
$ npm install license-banner-webpack-plugin --save-dev

Usage

Import the plugin module into webpack configuration.

const LicenseBannerPlugin = require('license-banner-webpack-plugin');

Then use this plugin with some options.

new LicenseBannerPlugin({
  licenseTemplate: function(pkg) {
    return `${pkg.name}, ${pkg.version}, ${pkg.author}, ${pkg.license}, ${pkg.repository}`;
  },
  licenseDirectories: [
    path.join('/path/to/node_modules')
  ]
});

Then output file has license banner like this.

/*
[email protected]
  license: MIT
  author: Tobias Koppers @sokra
  repository: https://github.com/webpack/webpack.git:
(...and any other modules you use in your code)
*/

options

new LicenseBannerPlugin(options);

| name | type | description | |------------------------|----------|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | licenseTemplate(pkg) | Function | license template pattern. argument pkg is each packages information object. you can use pkg.name pkg.version pkg.author pkg.license pkg.repository. | | licenseDirectories | Array | package modules directories. The default is node_modules directory. |

Removing all other comments

If you want to remove all other comments, use uglifyjs-webpack-plugin instead of plugins in webpack.

$ npm install uglifyjs-webpack-plugin --save-dev
const UglifyJSPlugin = require('uglifyjs-webpack-plugin');

and also you must be set behind UglifyJSPlugin.

// ...
  plugins: [
    new UglifyJSPlugin(),
    new LicenseBannerPlugin()
  ]
// ...

production mode (at webpack v4)

mode option has added from webpack v4.

If you use production mode and also want to use license-banner-webpack-plugin, you must set optimization.minimize option to false.

// ...
  mode: 'production',
  optimization: {
    minimize: false
  }
// ...

License

MIT

Author

RyotaSugawara