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webpack-configure

v0.6.0

Published

Builds webpack config files

Readme

webpack-configure

Build Status Coverage Status

A webpack config file builder.

Setup

Add the webpack-configure package to your application via npm.

$ npm i -D webpack-configure

Usage

Use webpack-configure inside the webpack.config.js file to generate the config for you:

const webpackConfigure = require('webpack-configure');

module.exports = webpackConfigure();
Options

A list of options can be passed to webpackConfigure(), they are all optional:

Name | Type | Default | Description --------------------------|-----------|------------------|---------------------------------------------------- build.namedModules | Boolean | true | Enables the NamedModules plugin build.vendor | Boolean | false | Creates a vendor bundle build devServer.hot | Boolean | true | Enables hot module reload on the development server devServer.isEnabled | Boolean | true | Adds webpack-dev-server as a development server devServer.logLevel | String | error | The log level for webpack-dev-server devServer.port | Integer | 2222 | The port that webpack-dev-server will listen on entry.app | String | index.jsx | The main entry file into the application entry.vendor | String | vendor.js | The main entry file into the vendor build html.isEnabled | Boolean | true | Whether an html template must be used html.template | String | index.html | The location of the html template file languages.css | Boolean | true | Whether CSS is used in the application languages.javascript | Boolean | true | Whether JavaScript is used in the application languages.jsx | Boolean | true | Whether JSX is used in the application languages.sass | Boolean | true | Whether Sass is used in the application output.app | String | bundle.js | The name of the output bundle of the application output.vendor | String | vendor.js | The name of the output file of the vendor bundle packages.npm | Boolean | true | Whether npm is used to install packages in the application packages.reactFlexboxGrid | Boolean | true | Whether a rule for the react-flexbox-grid package is to be loaded packages.reactToolbox | Boolean | true | Whether a rule for the react-toolbox package is to be loaded paths.app | String | app | The application folder location paths.build | String | build | The build folder location paths.root | string | ../../../../ | The path to the root of the application relative to webpack-configure


Contributing

Testing

All tests are run through mocha, with the chai assertion library.

To run the tests (and the linter - more on that below):

$ npm test

To run the tests by themselves without the linter:

$ npm run test:scripts

Linting

Linting is done via eslint on the eslint-config-airbnb configuration.

Linting can be run together with the tests with:

$ npm test

To run linting alone without the tests:

$ npm run lint