hot-module-accept

This is a simple loader which will append the module.accept() to the bottom of the entry script of your project. So you don't have to worry about having a module statement in the production build.

Works best with webpack-dev-server

Getting Started

1. Install the package
   npm i hot-module-accept
2. Modify your webpack config file

   var config = {  
       // Also add 'hot-module-accept' to your existing JS/JSX loaders. 
       //For Example:
       loaders: [
           {
               test: /\.(js|jsx)$/,  
               loaders: [  
                   'babel' //Not necessary for this loader
                   'hot-module-accept'
               ]  
           }
       ]
   }  

   The loader will automatically process the entry in your webpack config.
   • If it's a string, then that alone will be your entry file.
   • If it's an array of files, then the last item in that array will be your entry file.
   • If it's a named entry and the value is a string, then it'll be the entry file.
   • If it's an named entry and the value is an array, then the last item in that array will be your entry file.
   Optionally, you can add an entryPoint field to your webpack config also. The loader will treat it as the entry point. It should be a valid string

• Start hacking!