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hapi-webpack-dev-plugin

v1.2.0

Published

a plugin to integrate the web-pack-dev-server as a hapi plugin into a hapi server instead of using express

Downloads

9

Readme

hapi-webpack-dev-server-plugin

This is a plugin for hapijs providing the necessary routes to function as a webpack-dev-server for the awesome webpack project directly in hapijs. The actual Webpack-dev-server is implemented with express.js and since we are heavily using the fabulous hapijs as our main backend framework we found it very useful to have everything right there. This avoids tweaking SOP related things just for dev purposes.

Just like the original webpack-dev-server we also want to give out a quick warning:

DON'T USE THIS PLUGIN IN PRODUCTION!

>= v1.1.2 -> Requirements: hapijs ^14.x.x

< v1.1.2 -> Requirements: hapijs ^8.x.x

State: In Progress (meaning not hot code replacement at the moment, but auto relaoding works just fine)

Basic Usage

we tend to structure our apps like

- server_plugin
    index.js
- webpack_frontend
    - src
        main.js
    webpack.config.js
server.js

with that structure in mind you'd setup the dev-server-plugin in the server.js as follows

var Webpack = require('webpack');
var Hapi = require('hapi');

//basic webpack config, see webpack api docs for all options
var webpackConf = require('./webpack_frontend/webpack.config.js');
webpackConf.entry = {
    app: './webpack_frontend/src/main.js' //this is needed to have the correct relative paths for the webpack compiler which now runs from the base dir rather than from webpack_frontend
};
webpackConf.devtool = 'source-map';

//create the webpack compiler
compiler = Webpack(webPackConfig);

//create hapi server
server = new Hapi.Server();
server.connection({
	port: port,
	host: address
});

//start server and register dev server as plugin
server.start(function () {
  server.register({
    register: require('hapi-webpack-dev-plugin'),
    options: {
      compiler: compiler,
      //no loginfo
      quiet: true,
      //where is the index.html located
      devIndex: ".", //not needed if devView is configured
      devView: { //allows to configure a view with whatever engine hapi has been configured to induce e.e. session information on startup
            name: 'main.html',
            data: function (request) {
                var tplData = {
                    "entrypoint": "dist/app.js"
                };
                return tplData;
            }
        }
      /*
      ,watchDelay: 200
      ,noInfo: false
      ,headers: {
      x-dynamic-content: true
      }
      */
    }
    }, function (err) {
      console.log(err);
  });
});

Config Options

{
	name: "the name of the view" // mandatory, elsewise the devIndex will be used
	data: "tplData" // an object, a function which gets passed in the request, or empty - data is supposed to determine tplData for the view
}

Questions?

Feel free to ask questions if anything is badly described!

[email protected] or an Issue!