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webpack-conf

v0.1.0

Published

Programmatically manage your webpack configuration.

Downloads

2

Readme

Webpack Conf

Programmatically manage your webpack configuration

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Webpack is primarily configured via an object full of various options. This works well for single projects and purpose-built configurations. It's also very powerful, as you have the full feature set of Node available to you. However, if you work on multiple projects that share a common build or would like to more easily configure your builds for different environments, you basically have to program up your own solution to these problems.

webpack-conf provides a simple API for building and modifying a webpack configuration object. This lets you make more stable changes to your config with less coupled, brittle configuration code.

While primarily built for webpack-preset, this could also enable things such as libraries that more easily plug in to existing webpack configurations. If you have a use case that isn't yet covered by the API, but can be enabled, please reach out and open an issue!

Installation

npm install --save webpack-conf

Basic Usage

More extensive API docs coming soon...

const conf = new WebpackConf()

conf.setEntry(path.resolve('./src/entry.js'))
conf.setOutputPath(path.resolve(__dirname, 'build'))
conf.setOutputFilename('bundle.js')

const compiler = webpack(conf.toConfig())