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@battis/webpack

v1.0.5

Published

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Downloads

457

Readme

@battis/webpack

npm version Module type: CJS

Reusable, extensible webpack configurations for different needs;

  1. Single Page App: a generic single-page web app with manifest, favicons, etc. Supports TypeScript and SASS.
  2. Vanilla JS: develop in TypeScript and SASS, compile to minified, uglified vanilla JavaScript and CSS.
  3. Bookmarklet: build a bookmarklet in TypeScript and SASS, autogenerate JavaScript executable and documentation.

Install

npm i -D @battis/webpack

if working in a monorepo or using pnpm, you may want to explore add-peer-dependencies.

Usage

package.json

{
  "scripts": {
    "serve": "webpack serve",
    "build": "webpack"
  }
}

tsconfig.json:

{
  "extends": "@battis/webpack/tsconfig.json",
  "include": ["./src"]
}

src/index.ts

If making use of more advanced features (e.g. importing images, using the __webpack_hash__ variable, or using style.module.scss to import values between SCSS and TS):

/// <reference types="@battis/webpack/types" />

webpack.config.mjs

import bundle from `@battis/webpack`;

export default bundle.fromTS.toVanillaJS({
  root: import.meta.dirname
});

See Choose Build below.

Common Options

Optional unless otherwise indicated.

Script configuration

| Parameter | Description | | ----------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | root (required) | Path to project root, where package.json, webpack.config.mjs, etc. reside. In general, import.meta.dirname is the right answer. | | template | Path to template directory (if needed) relative to root, from which to draw static web templates that will be updated during the build. Defaults to 'template' | | bundle | Name of the module to bundle. Defaults to 'main' | | production | Whether this is a production or development build (which includes a great deal more debugging information and takes up a a lot more space). Defaults to true | | override | An object indicating which of the below Webpak configurations override, rather than extend the default configurationof the script. By default, all overrides are false. Possible overrides include resolveExtensions,moduleRules,externals,plugins,optimization |

Webpack configuration

| Parameter | Description | | -------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | entry | Path to the entrypoint to the app relative to root. Defaults to 'src/index.ts' | | output.path | Path to the desired output directory for the bundle, relative to root. Default varies depending on build, usually 'build' or 'dist' | | output.filename | Naming scheme for the bundle output. Default varies depending on build, usually '[name].[contenthash]' | | resolve.extensions | An array of strings listing file extensions to be resolved by Webpack. Default varies depending on build | | module.rules | An array of Webpack rules for processing file types. Defeault varies depending on build | | externals | An object defining modules that Webpack can externalize from the actual bundle (e.g. JQuery, lodash, etc.). Defaults to none. | | plugins | An array of Webpack plugin instances to be applied to the bundle. Defaults vary depending on build, but always include clean-webpack-plugin | | optimization | Webpack optmization rules. Default varies depending on build | | terserOptions | Configuration options for the Terser Plugin in the optimization configuration. Defaults vary depending on build |

Choose build

Single Page App

webpack.config.mjs

import bundle from '@battis/webpack';

export default bundle.fromTS.toSPA({
  root: import.meta.dirname
});

Meant to build a single page app, including a manifest, favicons, image compression, etc.

Additional configuration options

| Parameter | Description | | ------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | favicon | Path to favicon assets folder relative to root. Defaults is none. If defined, favicon resources will be processed. | | appName | Display name for the app. Defaults to bundle value | | output.publicPath | Public path to the web app |

SPA assets folder

📂favicon
 ∟ 📄 logo.svg
 ∟ 📄 manifest.json
 ∟ 📄 mask.svg
 ∟ 📄 startup.svg

Vanilla JS

Meant to generate vanilla JavaScript for re-use in a browser.

webpack.confg.mjs

import bundle from '@battis/webpack';

export default bundle.fromTS.toVanillaJS({
  root: import.meta.dirname
});

Additional configuration options

| Parameter | Description | | ------------ | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | target | Webpack target value. Defaults to 'web', but 'node' is useful for compiling node apps and libraries. | | extractCSS | Boolean value determining whether CSS is extracted as a separate file or embedded in the JS bundle. Defaults to true |

package.json

If, in fact, the resulting code is meant to be deployed in a browser, add the following to your package:

{
  ...
  "eslintConfig": {
    ...
    "env": {
      "browser": true
    }
  },
}

Bookmarklet

For generating a bookmarklet and accompanying documentation. The assumed project structure:

📂project
 ∟ 📄 package.json
 ∟ 📄 tsconfig.json
 ∟ 📄 webpack.config.js
 ∟ 📂src
   ∟ 📄 index.ts

This will generate the following files:

📂project
 ∟ 📄 README.md
 ∟ 📂build
   ∟ 📄 bookmarklet.js
   ∟ 📄 embed.html
   ∟ 📄 install.html

bookmarklet.js is the actual bookmarklet executable. install.html is a preformatted page that guides the user through a drag-and-drop install of the bookmarklet. embed.html is the <iframe/> embed code for the install page. README.md displays basic information about the package, including the embedded install page.

GitHub Pages

This assumes that GitHub Pages has been enabled for the repo, deployed from the main branch root.

webpack.config.mjs

import bundle from '@battis/webpack';

export default bundle.fromTS.toBookmarklet({
  root: import.meta.dirname,
  title: 'Click me!'
});

Additional configuration options

| Parameter | Description | | ------------------ | ---------------------------- | | title (required) | Display name for bookmarklet |