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imrdjai-webpack-template

v2.0.0

Published

Webpack Template by ${Mr.DJA}!

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${Mr.DJA} Webpack Template

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Webpack Template by ${Mr.DJA}!


Usage:

It's simple, run the following command* inside an empty directory, make sure that you have npm and npx installed on your system.

$ npx imrdjai-webpack-template [--force]

*Note: you can also pass --force as a parameter to the command to bypass the directory check. DO IT AT YOUR OWN RISK!

Features:

This is a very basic and well configured Webpack template. It supports ES modules, SCSS, JSX...

webpack-dev-server and webpack-bundle-analyzer are included 😁.

To run the dev server use:

$ npm run start

To build the project and launch the bundle analyzer use:

$ npm run build

The template also includes a basic working example, you will find it inside the src folder. start working on your project from there.

Enjoy 😉

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