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webpack-organic-webcell-configurator

v1.4.0

Published

configure webpack.config.js to build organic frontend web cells

Downloads

9

Readme

webpack-organic-webcell-configurator

configure webpack.config.js to build organic frontend web cells

  • Bundles DNA configuration loaded by organic-dna-loader
  • then transforms a build branch so that organelles can be resolved required/bundled
  • finally export the selected DNA and bundle it along with webpack

API

webcell(options, webpackConfig)

options

  • dnaSourcePaths - Array, holds full paths to dna source directories to load
  • selectBranch - String, dot notated branch path to select for inclusion into the bundle. Leave undefined to use the whole dna.
  • transformBranch - Function, optional. Used to transform async selected branch. Has signature async function transformBranch (selectedBranch) resolving to a DNA branch to be bundled.
  • buildBranch - String, branch name within selected dna to transform any organelle source property paths as requires
  • exportName - String, defaults to window.DNA value which will be used to globally provide the bundled DNA
  • dnaMode - String, indicates the mode which will be applied on the loaded DNA. Defaults to process.env.CELL_MODE

webpackConfig

  • as Object - the usually exported webpack.config.js configuration object
  • as function webpackConfig (dna):<Promise> - decorator function receives the whole loaded DNA and returns webpack.config.js configuration object or a promise for it.

usage

// webpack.config.js
const path = require('path')
const webcell = require('webpack-organic-webcell-configurator')
const BUILD_MODE = process.env.NODE_ENV === 'production' ? 'production' : 'development'

module.exports = webcell({
  dnaSourcePaths: [
    path.join(__dirname, 'dna')
  ],
  buildBranch: 'build',
  selectBranch: 'cells.frontend-cell',
  exportName: 'window.DNA',
  dnaMode: BUILD_MODE
}, {
  mode: BUILD_MODE,
  entry: './main.js'
})

webpackConfig argument as function

module.exports = webcell(options, function (dna) { 
  return webpackConfig 
})

webpackConfig argument as Promise/async function

module.exports = webcell(options, async function (dna) { 
  // ... await async operations
  return webpackConfig 
})