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docpad-plugin-webpack

v2.2.1

Published

DocPad plugin to bundle CommonJS/AMD/Labeled Modules with webpack.

Downloads

5

Readme

webpack Plugin for DocPad

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DocPad plugin that allows bundling CommonJs/AMD/Labeled Modules for the browser using webpack.

Install

$ docpad install webpack

Usage

Reference the webpack configuration for a full understanding of webpack. The below is only an introduction to how to use it with DocPad:

Entry

Create a src/documents/entry.js file as your webpack entry point to your application.

---
webpack: true
---
console.log("It works.");

When building with DocPad, webpack will compile the bundles to out/entry.js.

Second file

Create a file src/documents/content.js with the following content:

module.exports = "It works from content.js.";

Modify entry.js to make use of it:

---
webpack: true
---
var content = require("./content.js");
console.log(content);

Rebuilding with DocPad will bundle both entry.js and content.js in entry.js.

Configuration

The default configuration for this plugin is the equivalant of adding the following webpack config to your DocPad configuration file:

plugins:
	webpack:
		verbose: false
		debug: true

It is also possible to pass the options through on a document-basis:

---
webpack:
	verbose: false
	debug: true
---
var myfile = require('./myfile');
console.log(myfile);

History

Discover the change history by heading on over to the HISTORY.md file.

Contribute

Discover how you can contribute by heading on over to the CONTRIBUTING.md file.

Backers

Maintainers

These amazing people are maintaining this project:

  • Rob Loach (http://robloach.net)

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License

Licensed under the incredibly permissive MIT license

Copyright © Rob Loach (http://robloach.net)