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@abcnews/aunty-pl

v1.0.0

Published

Tools to extend @abcnews/aunty for Presentation Layer

Downloads

5

Readme

@abcnews/aunty-pl

Tools to extend @abcnews/aunty for Presentation Layer

Prerequisites

  1. Install this package into your react aunty project as a development dependency
npm install -D @abcnews/aunty-pl
  1. Create (or update) your aunty.config.js file so that it contains at a minimum:
module.exports = {
  type: 'react',
  webpack: config => {
    return config;
  }
};

If you had to create the file above, remember to delete the now-redundant aunty property from your package.json file.

Usage

To enable aunty to build projects that depend on @abcaustralia/* component libraries, import the applyWebpackRules utility from this package into your aunty.config.js, and call it with your Webpack config object:

const { applyWebpackRules } = require('@abcnews/aunty-pl');

module.exports = {
  type: 'react',
  webpack: config => {
    applyWebpackRules(config);

    return config;
  }
};

The effects of applying this update are:

  • The existing Webpack rule that handles .css / .scss files excludes the @abcaustralia package namespace.
  • A new rule is added specifically for handling .css files under the @abcaustralia package namespace, which applies, in order:
    1. their postcss-loader
    2. our css-loader with their options (they use CSS modules)
    3. our last loader, which will either be MiniCssExtractPlugin's loader or style-loader (default), depending on whether our project is configured to extract CSS into separate assets or not.