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multi-user-dev-server

v1.7.1

Published

Create a webpack dev server that supports multiple users (or configs) on one port.

Downloads

13

Readme

multi-user-dev-server

This creates a web service that runs webpack --watch for multiple users/configs. It can be controlled by a simple web API.

Example

Try example/app.js with

npm install
npm start

curl --data '' http://localhost:8080/bundle/user1
curl --data '' http://localhost:8080/bundle/user2

curl --data '' http://localhost:8080/reload/user1
curl --data '' http://localhost:8080/reload/user2

Usage

const multiUserDevServer = require('multi-user-dev-server');

const app = multiUserDevServer(username => {
  return {
    // The path to this user's webpack config
    configPath: `${__dirname}/${username}/webpack.config.js`,
    // The `env` to pass into the webpack config
    webpackEnv: {},
    // What to respond with for `GET /:username` (optional)
    successResponse: `Bundle completed in ${__dirname}/${username}`,
  };
}, 3600 /* seconds after which unaccessed webpack instances will be stopped */);

app.listen(8080);

Server API

Start building username's webpack bundle and wait until it completes. If it's already building, this will wait to respond until building is complete.

POST /bundle/:username

Reload username's webpack config.

POST /reload/:username