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simple-webpack-boilerplate

v1.0.3

Published

Basic and lightweight webpack boilerplate with ES6 support

Readme

Simple Webpack Boilerplate

:point_up: This module is currently in the early stage of development and it will get better.

A command line utility, which prepares basic webpack project, ready to be used immediately, no configuration needed. It doesn't tell you, which framework or library you should be using, it contains only a handful of modules:

  • Webpack
  • Babel (for ES6 support)
  • Gulp (for build tasks)
  • LESS

Everything else is up to you.

Usage

Usage of this utility is super simple. First install it with command:

npm install simple-webpack-boilerplate -g

Then in your empty project directory create a new package:

npm init

Fill it with name and description or just press enter a few times. And then execute the magic with:

simple-webpack-boilerplate

After a minute your project will be ready.

NPM scripts

This boilerplate contains a few starter scripts, which will help you to build your app.

npm run build

Runs the Webpack and builds the app, results will be in folder dist.

npm run dev-server

Runs the Webpack dev server.

Customize your boilerplate

If you don't like some configuration of this boilerplate, or you would like to add some modules to it, there isn't an easier way to do it other than to create your own boilerplate from this one. Just fork this repository and clone it to your computer.

In file config.js you can add modules (as devDependencies in package.json) and scripts (as scripts in package.json). Then you can modify default files of a project in folder assets/default. After you finish the changes call:

npm install -g

And command simple-webpack-boilerplate will get updated and it will be creating your boilerplate.