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flamingo-carotene-webpack

v9.0.0-alpha.13

Published

Provide an abstraction for webpack with the ability for other modules to extend the webpack config, with integration into the flamingo-carotene-dev-server module

Downloads

30

Readme

Module flamingo-carotene-webpack

This module abstracts webpack to have a quite good featured webpack config ready to use with your project.

An initial webpack config will be provided by this module.

When triggered by a command, the module creates the webpack compiler and run the config that can be extended through any other module and your own project config.

How to use

npm i -D flamingo-carotene-webpack

Run the webpack compiler by e.g. executing npx flamingo-carotene build.

The webpack module will listen to the following commands: build, buildWebpack, buildWebpackJs, buildWebpackCss, watchWebpackJs, watchWebpackCss.

This module will build the webpack config at the config commands priority 0 with the webpack config object available in config.webpack. That means that the webpack config can be edited in two ways.

  1. By a config command handler with a priority between 0 and 100, that overrides entries of the webpack modules config. Every config made to config.webpack before priority 0 will be taken into account when creating the webpack config.

  2. By a config command handler with a priority lower than 0, that overrides entries of the webpack config. Every config made to config.webpackConfig after priority 0 will be taken into account when running the webpack compiler by a command.

Every webpack configuration that is supported by the used webpack version can be applied that way.

The entry point is the file index.js inside the config.paths.webpack.src folder.

How to configure

This module exposes the following config

config.paths.webpack = {
  src: config.paths.src,
  dist: config.paths.dist
}

src Path that this module uses as source path

dist Path that this module uses as dist path

config.webpack = {
  dist: {
    jsFolderName: 'js',
    cssFolderName: 'css',
    fontFolderName: 'font',
    imageFolderName: 'image'
  },
  rulesInclude: null || [],
  buildCallback: null || function
}

dist.jsFolderName Additional path from the webpack dist to the js output files

dist.cssFolderName Additional path from the webpack dist to the css output files

dist.fontFolderName Additional path from the webpack dist to the font output files

dist.imageFolderNameAdditional path from the webpack dist to the image output files

rulesInclude Array of paths to use in the include property of module rules inside the webpack config

buildCallback The callback function to execute when the webpack compiler was finished

Node or Dart Sass

Only Dart is now supported

Export Webpack Configuration

To get the webpack configuration simply call npx flamingo-carotene exportWebpackConfig

List of Flamingo Carotene webpack modules